Even when you are surrounded by negative emotions, deep down everyone has a light in them that will help them combat negativity and give them hope.

I love these two very much, so I want to share to you all.

I chose to silhouette a rabbit's head because rabbits are one of my favorite animals.

This peice is a harmonious blend of color and shape, representing my relationship with religion, karma, and the belief that everything happens for a reason.

This piece captures a moment suspended in blue— Where feathers echo chaotic serenity in the form of vibrant hues and stillness.

I love drawing people and, me personally dislike my body even though others say there's nothing with it.

Do you ever feel like you're being stared at while eating?

I was in a tough space and needed to decompress art allows me too express what I cant say out loud.

I've made many self-portraits before, but most were under prompts and were more literal than abstract.

An art piece expressing the identity crisis experienced through clash of two cultures that the artist had experienced.

While making this art piece I thought of what the word Hope means to me.

When I started this piece, I was thinking about how dreams can act as a kind of shelter.

I have vitiligo but no matter what's on the surface everyone is the same underneath.

It’s a dinosaur.

It’s pretty bad.

This piece sheds light on the struggles of Asian restaurant workers, inviting viewers to recognize the humanity behind their services often taken for granted.

The landform that I choose is Pillow basalt.

The landform of my painting is the Sierra Nevada Mountains, and I chose it because I thought it was a powerful image to represent the strength and resilience of the Black Movements.

My painting is of rock called chert that forms in layers of plankton skeletons compressed under the ocean’s pressure, but the metaphor I chose for my painting is talus.

That feeling after you cut your hair.