My piece “The Cycle" focuses on the reality of Bulimia Nervosa, an eating disorder where a person forces themselves to purge after eating.

With social media promoting unrealistic and often unhealthy beauty standards, eating and body image have become major sources of distress, especially for teenagers.

I would like the viewers to have so content on what this work is truly about so, I focus on emotions within my art.

‘LOOK FOR THE S/GNS’ is my representation of suicide and self-harm awareness.

My piece explores my self-critical relationship with myself.

I wasn’t at my most joyful while creating this peace, so I tried to push all of my negative emotions out into it.

While interning at the Alameda Labor Council, I had the opportunity to photograph people at the Labor Day No Kings rally.

The Last Race was the first film I created.

I wanted to see how much work I could put into a very short video, without making it seem like too much.

This song started when my friend described a dream to me.

For Pendant ii I wanted to find an interesting location, and make it look the best possible.

"Summertime" is the song that reminds me who I am as a singer.

Em Đi Giữa Biển Vàng (Walk Amist the Golden Sea), is a traditional Vietnamese folk song representing a young girl walking through the vast fields of golden rice as her love towards Vietnam's natural beauties grows.

In my performance of Chopin’s Étude Op. 25 No. 2, I wanted to highlight the balance between the fast, flowing triplets in the right hand and the steady, lyrical melody in the left.

Six months ago, I was given the prompt to write a poem of an insect.

My art is very cool.

I believe there is so much adults can learn from children.

I created a mixtape for my school’s varsity football team on homecoming night.

This artwork was inspired by a dream I had about my sister dying in a bus crash.

I would like readers to know about my two pieces is how I showed my vulnerability in both of them.