I captured this photo by using a 3D-printed microscope lens and a 35mm camera.

This artwork is a combination of what I learned in class which was watersheds, resistance and solidarity.

The Mimic tells the story of a lost kid named Polaris and how they somehow returned home even after suffering a tragic fate.

During my junior year I was introduced to the term ”machismo” while reading the book ”Always running”.

I wanted to create a piece from the perspective of hand-me-downs, which in this artwork, is the white hat.

On the topic of inheritance, the first thing I think of is food.

I used AI as a collaborative tool, putting in a prompt, and then using that to use as a reference for my painting, which helped me emphasize the flaws in Ai.

My art demonstrates the overwhelming hold perfectionism has on me and challenged me to embrace my imperfections to create meaningful art for other people struggling with self love.

”All great things must come to end.” I find it fascinating how a grand empire such as Rome fell --- what used to be known as the ’Eternal City’ is shattered and a remnant of the distant past.

This piece highlights the courage it takes to step beyond the familiar and comfortable in pursuit of a better life.

In ”Safe Haven,” I portray the resilience and vulnerability of a child refugee.

Observing the visage of that general from three millennia ago.

Vietnam, Summer of 2024 As I stood there by the window, breathing fast from the heat and excitement of the day, I saw the balconies.

I took this photo on a day trip to Pacifica with my best friend.

When I was in Death Valley on the top of a hill, I decided to photograph these two mini-vans climbing up the road.

The main part of the work is a puddle of water reflecting the woman and the blue sky.

I took this photo on one of my morning runs with my cross country team in Tilden regional park.

This is my favorite jazz standard to play, when playing it I try to implement the style of the original recording while also adding my own take on the piece during my solo.

This movie originated from a musing of mine when I wondered how the experiences of someone that continues to experience nyctophobia (a phobia of darkness) after early childhood.

Inspired by the Y2K bug and artistic styles of the early 2000s, my team and I wanted to create a funny, classic, and colorful short film that encapsulates the time period.