A Chinese restaurant worker falls in love with an 18th century Qing dynasty god.

Set in 1960s LA, a repressed Chinese American girl joins a group of bad girl misfits who adopt her and challenge her to find her own voice. "Lily Chan and the Doom Girls" is a coming-of-age vignette featuring first generation Asian Americans coming to terms with their families' expectations and their desire for independence.

Uses a three-story plot of feather-clad dancers, underwater puppet creatures and men disintegrating into sand to piece together this theoretical, visual and audio experience.

Doll Face follows a machine’s struggle to construct its own identity. The machine with a doll face mimics images presented on a television screen and ultimately self-destructs from its inability to adopt a satisfactory visage. Created in its entirety by Andy Huang, Doll Face presents a visual account of desires misplaced and identities fractured by our technological extension into the future.