This still life combines living and nonliving elements to capture the life and decay of nature.

In this print, I tried to find a way to represent the cultures from both sides of my family — I decided to depict this by showing the way that our culture has transcended maps and mixed together.

This triple overlapping self-portrait uses the colors that make phone screens light up: red, green, and blue(RGB).

This piece reflects on the moment where human instinct meets digital design.

I want the viewers to notice the oddity of the fish skin being fur.

A union between me and my best friend Zola is displayed through the energetic color and silliness of the portrait.

This piece is a vivid illustration of the most diverse environment I myself have encountered: school.

Creating this work required lots of patience and precision.

Dreams illuminate youth, but do they hold up in the face of stark reality?

This piece reimagines a childhood bear as a symbol of overconsumption in a tech-driven world.

I was experimenting with my art and really wanted to try charcoal again after a few years of hating it because of its messiness.

This was a final for an IB project in which my theme is emotion and portraiture.

From childhood, we’re raised on fairytales and stories to comfort us and spark imagination.

This self-portrait allowed me to examine myself and capture my identity through painting.

This piece was inspired by my appreciation for Xaviersobased, and his massive influence on underground jerk music, as well as his influence on his young fans by being himself and not trying to portray a character like other underground rappers.

This painting started with the goal of looking realistic, but soon after starting I decided to change the style to something more abstract.

I made this art on a canvas from vrchat a social platform most play's.

Bedrooms can be an extension of people, a way they can express who they are and create safe spaces just for themselves, and allows people to notice how much personality can exist in a small quiet place.

When I finished my final pottery class in middle school, I had many project ideas that couldn't be fulfilled because of time restraints and project requirements.

This piece reflects a deeply internal feeling of dread and fear: anxiety, something I had been bottling up throughout the years.