This piece is inspired by a duck I saw when I was out with my friends.

This is a painting of my beloved pet dog, Finley.

This piece is based on a childhood photo of me at an airport, a place that always felt exciting because it meant going somewhere new.

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

My colored pencil artwork explores the relationships between natural disasters and human efforts to mitigate the impact of these disasters for the protection of Earth’s animals.

Suffocation is a piece visualizing the feelings that I feel whenever I’m put in a rough position or I lose control.

This piece began as an elderly figure sitting down, but it slowly turned into something more.

First do no Harm is based on the phrase "Those who would mend others, should first mend themselves."

This piece is about the mind.

“Inverted Tides” represents a surreal reversal of nature, where humans struggle in the sea while fish observe from the shore.

This artwork is about how the words of others stick to the shell of us and how sometimes it gets to a point where we split and the words tumble in.

This artwork can mean whatever you want it to mean.

I wanted to depict the feeling of Envy in a new way- in the way I felt it.

The title of my themed project is called “Ocean Daze”.

My garment's inspiration was Ethiopian culture and cuisine, the place mats used in the skirt are hand painted and hand embroidered to make you think of the bright colors included in Ethiopian baskets.

A part of a set. Negative and positive symptoms of psychosis.

I wanted to represent the places I call home as well as my ethnic origins, but also include what has been a constant theme in my art this year, which has been bones.

This piece is very meaningful to me as a person.

I took the reference picture for my artwork on top of a mountain in Kyoto, Japan after a long hike.

This piece was made with the intention of capturing how I view childhood experiences that I often feel nostalgic for.