“A storm is but a thousand winds. Such moments pass by fleetingly and yet we often find ourselves embedded in our own reluctance. With this body of work, “fear” no longer arises because of uncertainty – rather, disquietude becomes a catalyst for voyaging.Angel In The Storm undermines themes of fear and reluctance from uncertainty and restraint in our relationship with one another but more importantly, with ourselves. The urge to fight longing, the hesitation to usher the words – why do we feel the need to flee yet simultaneously embrace before an inescapable storm? In pursuing neo-noir narratives he brings forth hyper-romanticized imageries that examines the intricacies of memories and fiction.The winds will commence violently, but they too can be alleviating. After all, such dramatic extremes between alleviation and affliction render them near indistinguishable. Like an angel in the vortex of a storm, what is dangerous can be alluring, and what is vicious can be a reckoning...”