When I drew this piece, I focused on the parallels between how humanity has influenced fire, and my relationship with my identity.

This gouache piece named "Carry On" depicts a barren and empty city street in perspective, covered by a layer of blue smoke that takes up the entire sky, and lights the entire landscape in a bright cobalt blue.

To someone who fails to view life with the same nuance as everyone else, the world seems oversaturated and nauseatingly colorful.

The artwork that I created was during my sophomore year in graphic design.

The Russo-Ukrainian War has caused blackouts throughout Ukraine.

A representation of my overwhelm, feeling like I am sinking despite the surface being in sight, and yet the comfort in drowning.

My artwork is about the relationship between cats.

This was my color pencil portrait drawing.

My artwork was originally created for the still-life unit for my art class.

I’d like to think that my work portrays a feeling of something grand and a bit unknown.

My artwork is based on an original character of mine that is meant to show her true power to those in need.

This piece depicts the inner turmoil I experienced in a romantic relationship that emerged from a shared pain that both my partner and I had gone through.

I used cardboard and clay.

I recently moved from Mexico to the United States and felt disconnected from my culture.

The image represents how past memories can block what's right in front of us.

At the beginning of toxic relationships, one can often overlook the red flags and try to pretend that what they're experiencing isn't happening.

This is a painting of me and my best friend Bradley sitting in a cave overlooking a desert.

This piece is of my favorite artist the weekend.

I used different types of textures to create the background and the character.

I was born and raised in San Francisco and Daly City, exposing myself to the city’s natural ability of diversity and art.