A Father's Gift: In 1965, there was a war between India and Pakistan and Bilal wanted to know "Why is there all this hate?" This is the true story of a special gift Dr. Bilal Ahmed, a Pakistani Muslim, received from his father when he was thirteen. He offered his story as a gift to storyteller, Noa Baum, to shape and retell.

Music from Northeast of Brazil.

Learning from the magic tricks that a bird can dow with its feathers to attract a mate, Bird Dance uses elements of that seduction to create an entrancing and transformative experience for its viewers. Fan-shaped performance objects were used to make the mask worn appear larger. A mechanism was created so that patterns on the fans can be changed during the performance, emulating the transformative feathers of a bird.

Mrs. Beepbilibop's Cooking Show is a satire on the culture of learning from YouTube videos during the pandemic. It is a cooking show that is shot in a YouTube Cooking tutorial format to highlight the difference between reality and expectations. Mrs. Beepbilibop embodies the universal frustration of living and making during a pandemic as a housewife who 'fails' at making a simple onion soup with noodles.

Transforming Masks is a dance that slowly reveals the layers of identity that one wears. There are three layers of masks worn on the body of the performer. The movements are supposed to resemble gestures of shielding and punching, which represent the defensive attitude one has towards concealing and revealing their identity. At the same time, the artist realizes that these movements speak to something older - the Tang-ki ritual he watched with his grandmother as a child.