This work references transit statues and sky burials, both are death rituals showing that no one is safe from death and rotting.

The inspiration behind this piece is how growth and death are opposites, but still harmonize together.

I want viewers to know that my artwork represents the beauty of nature.

The Cost of Advancement explores the discomfort between human innovation and the natural world, but more specifically the sacrifices human make while reaching industrial goals.

I wanted to bring awareness to how sea life is affected by climate change and human pollution.

For my art class, we were assigned to revise a painting that we had worked on over the summer.

I discovered my passion for woodworking and industrial design this past year.

A digital piece made in Procreate.

To me, orange is short bursts of passion and energy.

This piece is a figure drawing of one of my favorite music artists over the last few years of exploring my identity, Conan Gray.

This was for a school art project.

This is a Japanese-themed version of a classic playing card.

The Blood Orange is metaphor for myself.

Rhetorical Landscape is a series of literal interpretations of three idioms—Barking Up the Wrong Tree, Curiosity Killed the Cat, and To Stir Up a Hornet's Nest—and a story formed by connecting them.

My artwork is a perfect representation of my art style.

I wanted to convey with my drawing the space someone feels as if they’re in when experiencing social anxiety; a claustrophobic, solitary and harsh environment.

Do you ever get so lost in your mind that it feels like nothing else exists?

I have always been fascinated with the exploration of new media.

This collection of artist trading cards captures a series of miniature snapshots consisting of portraits, emotions, symbols, and moments of creative play.

Breaking Free expresses not being able to reach your goals because of setbacks or being physically restricted.