2003 is about a time in Iran where a mother and child lived together by themselves.

This piece is about my hair dying/cutting process and is meant to explore the ways that I've explored my self expression and growth through changes to my appearance, specifically through hair.

This art piece is a bunch of beautiful, colorful buildings, but some of them are falling over.

This piece depicts an image of myself at four years old.

Magical Girl came from a recent interest in magical girls.

My artwork, Los Zapateados de Resistencia, is a canvas painting layered on collaged posters, highlighting themes of resistance and cultural pride.

My artwork was inspired by Josephine Baker, a woman born in 1916, who was well known for being an American-born French singer, dancer, actress, and activist.

When Death Takes Notice is a piece about betrayal and loss, ultimately highlighting the impermanence of life.

I wanted to express the feeling of being part of something bigger, and how big the natural world is.

I was inspired to draw this after replaying Red Dead Redemption 2, which is a video game about the Wild West.

A beach scene from my childhood, using light and perspective to reflect on an unrecognized moment that foreshadows my future as an only child.

I painted the figure of me performing the traditional Biyelgee dance known as the "Mongolian Lady."

My piece explores my self-critical relationship with myself.

Being only my second painting since elementary school, I went into it with very little experience.

“Reinterpretation of 'Toilette” is my modern spin on James Jules Rougeron’s 1877 painting, "Toilette".

This art piece explores the contrast between what one can see and what one chooses to believe.

A confession. I fear about finding out who I am.

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.