These overalls are a patchwork and seshiko peice I made to tell the story of moving to Berkeley California.

I wanted to use a study of anatomy to convey my relationship to my own body and food.

This artwork is in remembrance of Lou Sullivan, a trans activist who inspires me and my work.

This artwork is part of my senior portfolio, and is my attempt to try to express emotion in a surrealist form.

This piece explores the distance between parents and children, even when they appear to be close.

This design was made to invoke a feeling of power while still having small, delicate internal features.

This piece is meant to represent wabi sabi, the Japanese aesthetic that embraces beauty on imperfection.

Through and through, I've met and lost many people throughout my life- both in family and friends.

Helios, the youthfully radiant god of the Sun in Greek mythology.

I found a photo of police gear and I really liked the gas mask he was wearing so I drew it.

The idea for this piece was sparked during a restless period where life grew increasingly stressful daily.

This piece is about listening to music while doing school work and getting lost in the message and the lyrics of the music.

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

I want to show how humans change the environment by means of destruction.

Working on the Project in creating the sketch to paint brush, I based my inspiration on the viciousness of nature itself and humanized struggles and pressure.

This piece reimagines the familiar childhood fear of the “monster under the bed” as a symbol of how our understanding of fear changes as we grow up.

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.