This is a film about my time in Indonesia and the many amazing places I got to visit.

"For Buddy," is about a girl who is struggling with the death of her recently deceased dog, Buddy. To process his death she continues the 5 AM dog walking routine they once shared. Each day she brings with her Buddy's old collar and a sandwich to quietly eat under a tree while she watches the other dogs at the park.

This video was made last year at the end of my junior year. I made it in around two weeks and it was just a fun test to try to improve my filmmaking skills, I'm proud to say that it's one of the best works I've produced as of right now.

As a rainy day occurred I decided it would be a good time to take pictures on the train tracks I live near. As I stumbled across the skull of a dog I decided that it would be a good chance to practice. Now resulting in what I am submitting, a skull of a dog.

"Mother Nature" is a digital self-portrait that I made to express the anxieties that other people in my generation and I face in relation to the climate crisis.

In a life full of color, and art drenched in color.

When making this piece, I was thinking a lot about Greek mythology and it's unique creatures.

My concept for this piece was initially centered around cherry blossoms.

Often people see nature and animals through an unnatural filter.

My best friend of 2 years became my boyfriend recently, I've taken a liking to drawing him, especially the curl in his hair that's just more coiled than the rest.

My artwork is of a chicken in a hazy background.

This picture portrays the idea of not being afraid of what happens in the future.

This piece was the first self-portrait I have ever made, and depicts a mundane moment in my life: me eating a cup of instant ramen.

This piece represents aspects of childhood receding as one enters teen-hood.

This oil painting depicts the intense feeling of being trapped by the expectations of others and yourself.

In this self portrait, I conveyed my inner emotions and thoughts of uncertainty.

This photo was one of the first picture that I took while starting out.

Colors always express what a person feels, and that’s what I wanted my artwork to be focused on.

While discussing about coffee with others, I pondered about how different we were when it comes to taste in coffee.