This artwork is about the loss of my cat, Chester.

This piece, "Lights Up", expresses a light in the dark.

I wanted this artwork to capture the wonder and imagination that a child possesses through use of color and symbols, which are seen in the carp-kites that are flying through the train station.

I want to emphasize the presented raw, fleshy, and almost untouchable-looking figure.

My work focuses on creating visual stories by designing and developing characters.

The title of my drawing is "Tranquility".

My art piece is a self portrait with a hybrid of a zebra, it was a class assignment to mix yourself with a animal.

My work centers the historic and narrative threads that make art indistinguishable from human memory.

My intention when making this painting was for it to be a gift for a person I love.

My artwork is a painting of a rose.

For this piece, I listened to music and I found it experiential.

I wanted to alarm others through my artwork about homelessness because it is a topic that is overlooked in the world and even in the bay area it is something that we should help and support for others.

This painting in acrylic was one of my initial but favorite paintings utilizing a canvas.

This piece of three high school students washing plant pots exemplifies the importance of community service even during challenging times, like during the COVID pandemic.

Through this art piece I wanted to express the feeling of uncertainty we all face when thinking about the future.

I was intrigued by the idea of seemingly delicate things possessing strangely dangerous qualities.

My piece is a vessel inspired by Pandora’s Box.

Title: Volcán de Fuego

This artwork is a part of a sustained investigation analyzing old masters and their craft, as well as their techniques.