"Where Do Angels Go to Cry" is a 90-second AI-driven short film that weaves sound and image into an emotionally evocative meditation on humanity, divinity, and vulnerability. Built around a hauntingly beautiful song that asks the central question, the film moves fluidly from one angelic figure to another, across all ages, races, and genders. It transforms seamlessly as though each is part of a shared, eternal story. Every image is both fragile and powerful, inviting the viewer to consider where beings of light go when they need release, solace, or sanctuary. Where do any of us go when we just need a bit of peace? The work is less about answers than it is about evoking feeling: a cinematic exploration of grace, grief, and the universality of emotion. The piece harnesses AI artistry as an intersection of artificial intelligence and emotional intelligence, a resonance showing how technology can reveal the deep poetry of the human condition. It is at once intimate and transcendent, reminding us that even angels, real or imagined, carry tears, and that within their tears we may see our own.

My AI art is a form of creative expression and release. This project is dedicated to all my friends and family who lost someone special this year. It brings me peace and when shared, I hope it brings peace to others as well.