Whomever-es vision, this art piece comes across, I want them to feel the depth of this artwork.

I wanted to portray the struggle of being authentic, because in our society it's really hard to be yourself, because there are so many expectations from others and people just love putting labels on you without seeing a full picture.

‘LOOK FOR THE S/GNS’ is my representation of suicide and self-harm awareness.

The culture that colors your past can not be stifled by the passage of time.

"Free Gaza" is a visual representation of just 3 out of the many years that the middle east have been at peace.

The artwork pictures a sparring match between two boxers.

My artwork, Colors of the Soul, captures the complexity of humanity as a whole through the interplay of color.

This work reflects on my personal experience of fitting in to society.

Organic shapes and the graceful movement of flowing lines have always captivated me.

"Astral Apostasy", the story I've worked on for five years, has meant a lot to me as I've developed as an artist.

This piece represents my own dreamlike fear I have with the idea of moving to college.

Till all are one.

This oil on paper piece explores self-criticism and our relationship with the mirror.

Something to represent the struggle that i have found many people have with being gentle.

Marble bleeding into color, this piece is meant to capture the emotion of Oedipus as he carved out his eyes in grief and shame.

This artwork represents how the homes of many animals are being destroyed and turned into urban living.

What happens when those who have abundance hoard? How long do they think they are safe before the knights come crashing in?

I made this piece as a part of my studio art class.

“Silent Suffering,” a monochromatic drawing, reflects the fear and anxiety imposed by society’s oppressive forces.

This is a still life depicting two novelty watches me and my sister received from my grandparents when we went back to the Philippines after I had immigrated.