Back in 2018, my grandmother passed away.

Art channels my passion for environmental issues in a manner that questions and integrates their offensiveness with their beauty.

Hunter being held up by two headed skeleton monster.

This artwork is for my love for history and art combined.

Exploring and expressing my creativity helps me communicate to others about who I am and guides me in forming my own identity.

After seeing the war in Ukraine in the news, I was horrified by the violence, destruction, and deaths.

This piece is to portray traveling during Covid.

Manta rays are intriguing creatures, and when a picture of one ended up on my Twitter feed, I knew they would be a great choice in this work.

This piece was inspired by the abortion laws that were ratified in certain states.

By implementing complementary colors, I wanted to emphasize the beauty we encounter daily.

I paint with colors that reflex how I feel in the moment.

In this vivid painting, I portray the detrimental human impacts on nature.

I first moved to my current hometown in kindergarten; I was one of maybe two or three Asian kids.

Before covid, I sat in my seat just randomly thinking about what I could do to make my art appealing to my eyes because I would be the one staring at it.

My artistic process typically consists of getting into a free and calm mindset through listening to music and simply examining some of my paint brushes.

My first ever pets were goldfish. Uno and Strike were the names of two of my goldfish that I'd had for about 5 years.

This is a wall planter with a background depicting a starry night.

These three faces are meant to represent the different layers in someone's mind.

This piece shows the lives of people in a small window.

I created a hyper realistic drawing of an ice skater holding the starting pose for his routine to express the feeling of waiting for the movement to start.