Humans are biologically complex on a large and microscopic scale.

My work explores loss and erasure – my recent collection is a series of paintings and installations called “Memory Loss,” which first began as an exploration of my grandfather’s dementia.

This is a ceramic box shaped and carved to look like a bed.

This piece explores the idea on how birds are natural musicians and not just animals in the wild.

Art is a reflection of the artist.

This painting is based off of the garden arches in the Singapore Orchid Garden.

This piece is a direct reference to the Haitian Revolution, also known as the Slave Revolt.

This piece reflects the positive experiences I have had during my childhood.

While this is my first project that I’ve done in oil paint, my goal was to encapsulate the paranoia in today’s world regarding personal safety by adding elements of eeriness and nostalgia.

This piece explores the how one cannot buy happiness.

Stranger in the Glass tells the story of my friend, a boy who fled Ukraine after the war began.

Rabbit Hole depicts the overwhelming stress of everyday life.

A comparison between two winter nights through the reflection of a mirror, one serene and the other still.

This set is reminiscent of dinnerware I have at home, consisting of the pieces I use to eat shabu-shabu.

en I was young, I used to distance myself from things that were seen as “girly,” and how could anything be nastier than the color pink?

I created this artwork to portray the feeling of violation. I wanted to viewer to feel uncomfortable and create their own meaning of this painting.

This piece captures a small but cherished tradition in my life: getting boba with friends after long, tiring weeks of school.

My piece depicts how consumers and the larger market are often manipulated by business entities or larger corporations.

This piece shows the Virgin Mary holding a cross and praying for us as she looks out at all the negative things happening in the world.

This piece, inspired by a childhood photograph of my sister and I, explores how memory, family, and identity are woven together over time.