Turning to art, I placed all of my emotions on the paper to create what I hope shows how I feel as a teenager in 2021. The amalgamation of doodles and color used show the chaos that is present in growing up today, speaking to the constant movement of today’s world.

A skull with a crystal embedded in it's forehead rests entangled in a mess of branches, waiting silently in a forest.

The result is an abstract painting with a realistic element: the simple, recognizable shape of a pear.

My project is a personal exploration of comfort and familiarity. Modeled after a small suburban house, the ceramic box summarizes one of the most recognizable and comforting parts of my life: a home.

For this piece, I was going for realistic and as detailed as possible. I also tried some new techniques.

The hold that wealth has on our capitalistic society is what influenced this piece. I wanted to capture how brainwashed we are by materialistic things, we are robots with one goal: never-ending wealth.

This artwork represents a person being in the middle of tearing apart the façade that she puts up every day, revealing a blank canvas that awaits her next face painting the very next day.

Under a dark sky there is a pink light.

All of the heads come from different, real animal farm covers from the books.

There is never one side to a story, this piece represents the constrictions I've felt and feel now.

This artwork is two middle aged friends (the purple and orange ninja) that are fighting a god (the white one).

My artwork is a representation of the suddenness of life, the heart is beating and thriving but only inches further it's stopped no longer beating and living.