How Flavor Paper Is Changing the Design Game

​Not your grandmother’s wallpaper: Flavor Paper is transforming white walls into literal works of art, making wallpaper the new statement piece for the home. ​

Co-produced, filmed and edited by Mark Choi. To read the view story and view the video, click here. 

Bayview Series: Women and the Prison System

Despite the closure of New York City’s only women’s prison in 2013, the horrors of Bayview Correctional Facility remain with the women who were imprisoned there.  Here,  two formerly incarcerated women share their stories and experiences at the notorious site in Chelsea. 

According to a report by the Women in Prison Project of the Correctional Association of New York, the U.S. incarcerates more women than any other country in the world: we have less than 5% of the world’s women, yet nearly one third (31%) of the world’s incarcerated women. Video series co-produced, filmed and edited by Mark Choi. To read the full story and view the video, click here. 

Bayview Series: The Transformative Power of Art 

​Inside the gymnasium of Bayview Correctional Facility, a former women’s prison in Manhattan, Katie Yamasaki works closely with incarcerated mothers and their children to create murals and use art as a therapeutic medium of expression. Video series co-produced, filmed and edited by Mark Choi. To read the full story and watch the video, click here. 

Allora Restaurante: 30-Foot Long Spaghetti 

Produced by Culture Trip (for social media). Click here to view.