This piece was for a project in my multimedia art class, I tried to draw inspiration from the 'the theory of relativity' because I find that particular piece to be very interesting.

My photo was captured in Tahoe when the sun was setting and I tried to capture the trees to make almost a black outline of them to add to the photo while getting the sunset and some mountains in the far background.

As time passes, we humans erode, both physically and mentally. Not only do our appearances change, but so do the way we view the world. Thanks to our personal experiences, the people around us, and our environment, how the world is presented to us will change and, in turn, will further shape us as individuals.

The main focus of the photo is in the middle and was eye-catching. All of the movement was still as well which made it easier to capture the raindrop on the grass. I was also able to focus on the framing and placement of the nature around it.

I took this photo around a year ago. I was working on a photography project at the time and went out to Fort Baker near the golden gate bridge with a view of the city across the bay.

My main focus was to capture the detail and texture of this room and how the light coming from the windows changes the meaning. This image portrays a dark room with light seeping through from the window.

This photo is part of a series I made called "Alone with The Town," in which I explored the streets of Oakland at night, enjoying their comforting loneliness, and capturing their eccentricities.

“sungaze.” — a captured moment of Mia mid-move during an improvisational photo session. Although it is a still photo, the graceful quality of her movement and emotion still shine through the screen nonetheless.

This picture I took of the gym at Novato High School. I really liked the way that the building blended into the sky and the lines of the building.

I chose this composition because I loved the perspective from behind the branches. In photography, it is prevalent that people take a step forward, getting rid of the objects behind you. Instead, I took a step back into the brush, accepting what came behind me.

Art is something someone created to express a unique thing to them. Of course this varies and the word "unique" is sometimes hard to attach to a mediocre picture of a building, object, or person. But none the less, it is all unique.

Took a walk around San Francisco Bay Area with my friends, took pictures and thought this one was really cool.

I proceeded to take a few hundred photos, went through them and chose to edit this photo on Adobe bridge because it turned out to be the most successful in my opinion.

I made this image originally just for an assignment, but now it’s kind of turned into something I really like and am proud of. I needed to create a conceptual portrait, and I had the idea of using stuffed animals somehow since my sister has hundreds of them.

The song “Streets of Dublin” from the musical A Man of no Importance. I personally love the music to this show, and I love the energy of this song in particular.

This is a rough film of something I plan to continue.

My artistic process involved iteration and advancements through my artwork after being provided with feedback.

I found this monologue in a journal I have where I write what I am thinking so I don't loose it or it doesn't consume me.

Although this is a short 15-second video, this edit took me 15 days and 6 hours to complete; while some people think that editing requires too much dedication and effort, it was not a waste of my time at all. I absolutely had fun playing around with different shapes, adding layers, and creating my own transitions from scratch.

This was originally filmed to raise funds for a local education program for low-income and disadvantaged students.