The piece depicts an angel having its wings cut off, causing them to fall down into the sky and reach earth.

This piece encapsulates the aesthetics of growing up in the 2010s.

The shell is ment to repersent uniqueness, and how you shouldnrespect everyliving thung becuse there always somthing that makes them special in there own way.

This artwork is about how Trump ordered artworks to be taken down; especially ones with immigrants or LGBTQ+.

This artwork is an editorial comic about the actions the government is taking against artworks and exhibits in the Smithsonian museums, specifically the removal of exhibits and artworks made by minorities and people who have faced oppression.

This piece is a reflection of my time spent in South East Asia--over half my life--in which I had the privilege to admire the architecture.

I want for this artwork to show a little more about myself and the cultures I represent.

My artwork depicts the fleeting youth of an individual throughout childhood, and emotions experienced while growing up.

My artwork depicts a Burmese Kinnari and Kinnara, two bird-human hybrids, somewhere beyond the Himalayas and beyond human reach.

“绕梁三日” is a Chinese idiom describing the sound of music lingering in the air for three days even after its source has stopped.

In most cases, doves symbolize peace in artwork.

When I visited Mongolia during last winter break, I saw how different their daily life was from ours.

This painting explores the connection of emotion to music and memories.

This is an 18 x 24 oil painting piece I completed at the end of last year.

I wanted to capture a feeling of being trapped by technology.

Everyone has their own unique light when they're in the dark and when they find that light, it makes the world just a bit brighter.

All people have a metaphorical line around their connecting them to fate.

This piece, following the traditional motifs of memento mori, communicates directly to the viewer.

With Forbidden Fruit, I wanted to explore the teleological narrative behind desire: want is rarely spontaneous, and it points toward a larger purpose.