“Brother” was painted to share the story of my great uncle, Rino.

This piece, titled "A Look Back", explores the daunting feeling of growing up.

For this piece, I focused a lot on shading and how it can effect depth perception.

Through dimension and unique glazing, I was able to explore divine feminine beauty, promoting normalcy of “imperfection”.

I made this drawing of mountainous scenery during art class at school.

My artwork revolves around human fallibility and overall human nature. An important part of human nature is death.

My artwork is based off of struggles I've dealt with as a young teenager, I struggled (and still struggle) with body dysmorphia and insecurities, so I drew what it felt like to be 15 and in a generation (generation z) where looks seem more important than personality and where "pretty privilege" is more recognizable than humanity.

Words do hurt more than actions.

I really like the quote "Wherever life plants you, bloom with grace”, because I think it is important to persevere until we can thrive under any adversity.

I worked with pencil and gel pens to create an illustration of a Día De Los Muertos skull surrounded by white roses and leaves.

This piece was originally prompted by my teacher, Ms. Gray.

This drawing is meant to embody my landlord’s ignorance towards the living conditions of his apartments.

This art piece represents my reminiscence for my childhood.

Exploring helps show me some things I did not know about myself and expressing my creativity will help show others things about me that they should know.

When I was on the highway I saw a similar scenery and I liked the contrast of the yellow sunlight against the dark blue clouds.

My piece, titled "lucky scars," is an effort to chronicle both my parents' and my experience as Vietnamese-Americans.

When I suddenly realized that my time no longer belongs to me but transformed into the company’s profit Under the attraction of infinite-generated post apps, I felt deceived:

This illustration was inspired by some of the experiences in my own life, but was mostly based off of the circumstance a relative of mine was going through.

The betta fish is a wonder that is both breathtakingly beautiful and fiercely territorial.

My favorite language is Spanish, I grew up with it.