I took a photo using a GoPro underwater of the pool I practice at every day, and then I started off by underpainting, mixing acrylic paint with water to get the base colors down and then I went over with just acrylic paint to get the reflection aspect.

This art piece, "Cross reflection", is a reminder of what the cross symbol means.

This piece represents how those who don’t know how to output their emotions effort turn to inflict their anger towards themselves, feeding off energy they don’t have.

I have drawn a portrait of my childhood self, surrounded by colorful flowers, each representing different aspects of my identity and personality.

The biggest challenges in life are only achieved with the help of a brain and thinking outside the box.

I created this piece in reflection of my bad personal habits with procrastination and overconsumption of media.

My painting is how I feel about my friends’ importance.

About 30% of the US’s agricultural land is dedicated to corn, and almost every processed food is derived from corn.

Growing up, I was forced to sit and "reflect silently" in a corner on my own because of how disruptive I was in class.

I chose four columns I learned about and found 4 structures from different cities.

Aliens arrive on Earth with burning passion to study the nature of humanity, each with their own methods of investigation.

My artwork is a still life photo that I took and it was meant to emphasize the way different surfaces distort and reflect colors and light.

I found that experimenting with different textures brushes on digital art was quite enjoyable and liberating.

This piece was inspired by a routine I adopted during the COVID pandemic; my friend and I would facetime every morning and make smoothies.

My artwork represents the beauty of life.

This piece was inspired by the song Let Down by Radiohead, specifically the lyrics "one day, I am gonna grow wings."

This artwork emphasizes the difference between nature and machinery.

While this was a school project on charcoal composition, I felt I needed to channel my childhood imagination into the piece.

Living in a society and country where perspective is often skewed, I find solidarity in reaching for the unknown and speaking for what is right.

I first worked on creating a unique and interesting composition which could tell a story.