I was working on a project where I put my face on the body of someone else.

Fly High illustrates my personal art journey, showing both my continuities and growth.

This piece reflects how wealth and fashion influence identity.

This artpiece depicts the colorful details of the life that thrives under the rainforest canopies.

A girl floats beneath the summer sun, her smile shimmering through the water’s light.

In this piece, a cat who spends its day sleeping and passing its time inside the house is on its way to go outside as the night falls.

I got inspired to create this piece during my stay at the emergency room.

This work was meant to portray the value of discovering your true self. Knowing your heart and unlocking it is incredibly valuable.

Escaping Procrastination is about breaking free from daily temptations that hinder your growth as an artist and as a person.

This diptych holds a lot of personal meaning: it encapsulates the two conditions I often find myself in.

In “A Game of Control,” I depict three levels of control: the hands controlling the foosball figurine heads, the figurine heads controlling the ball, and the ball that has legs, enabling it to walk and control itself.

I wrote a poem about my mom's new job, I felt proud and inspired by her because some day I would like to work medically and help people like she now does.

What does it mean to be treated like lab rat, like a specimen?

The piece Pearly Whites, aims to critique societal standards about beauty by using surrealism.

"Migration" is a slab-built vase that I created in my first year of pottery.

As a piece I created for my Sustained Investigation for my AP Art Studio class, I was very inspired by @ 0_benjaminnnn_0 on Insta, and wanted to combine their style of work to what I did.

As a piece I created for my Sustained Investigation for my AP Art Studio class, I was very inspired by @ 0_benjaminnnn_0 on Insta, and wanted to combine their style of work to what I did.

I wanted to make this piece have a glowing effect, so I used neon pink to highlight the shift from dark to light.

Sunny Moon Quartz is an expression of how serene the night could be and the comfort of being solitary as a human.

Inspired by the lack of support for people with visual impairments at my local fine arts museum and research on the technological synergy (Bluetooth interactions) of teamLab exhibits, I started designing SculptPads a year and a half ago.