This piece is based on a very faint memory I had as a child.

The artwork being shown is a representation of what I believe the future holds for society.

For this project I choose to do a sculpture of my mother and I, using clay.

Fragments of Reality is a graphite art piece drawn from a picture that I took.

The context behind piece is that I was an identical twin to a brother who died shortly after birth.

This piece is just a drawing of one of my oc’s Poppy, a zombie.

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.

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

Onychophagia: excessive nail biting, a body-focused repetitive behavior often linked to stress, anxiety, or underlying obsessive-compulsive disorders.

I was inspired by brutalist architecture, especially Kim Holfermand’s "Babel "series, which captures the unassuming yet captivating interior of a Danish water tower.

This piece reflects the darkest time I’ve experienced.

This piece is about the endangered Galapagos Penguin, depicting the top half as a skeleton looking out into the distance, longing for the other penguins in its colony.

This piece is about the endangered Galapagos Penguin, depicting the top half as a skeleton looking out into the distance, longing for the other penguins in its colony.

Ophelia is probably known as literature's most romanticized tortured woman, with artists from centuries after her death all coming together to paint her end to turn her suffering into something almost holy and untainted.

Dentists have always tormented my youth, extracting numerous cavities spanning my years.

These two pieces were drawn to show a sneak tilt being executed.

This work originates from an idea I had about birth origin, and choices that shape our identity.

My art piece was inspired by a lot of different things.

I do not think words enchance my artwork.