After the Burn is a video work built from 32 pieces from my practice, including several collaborative works.
I chose not to remint the original works.
Instead, I brought them together into a new piece. Some were already animated. Others entered motion through the whole. What had been scattered now exists again as one work.
It also became, unexpectedly, a compressed view of my own evolution across nearly two years of making. In this space, where tools shift at extreme speed, that span can feel far longer.
This is not a remake. It is a transformation.
What disappeared as tokens remains alive as art.