This piece took me months to create. It was a back and forth of collage, layering ink, and acrylic, ripping pieces off, and collaging more onto the canvas, until I finally reached a piece I was happy with.

This is a 6 by 6 oil and encaustic painting.

This image was taken as I was diving into a new technique: landscape photography.

I wanted to illustrate the bond between two friends in this piece.

A girl is floating up reaching the sky beyond limits but she changes the world with her hand by the power of creativity is going around her to her hand and she changes it to a cybernetic place.

This work represents my inner thoughts, how there’s constantly songs playing in my head or excerpts from otherworldly fantasy novels occupying my brain.

My artwork, "Endless", is an acrylic painting on canvas.

I overlapped two B/W photographs of me, and then used photoshop for the cropping of edges.

My art depicts a person living lie about their feelings as they are shown to have sad expression under a overly happy mask.

This piece depicts a figure sitting in front of a closed door with their face obstructed, staring at a phone.

I wanted to make this piece in order to reflect on past events that have happened in 2022.

My piece was inspired by Frida Kahlo’s artwork, “ The Two Fridas”.

I took this photo while on a walk in nature and was drawn to take some shots of this medieval brick bridge.

This is my first time doing landscape, and though it's not the best I’m really proud of myself.

Since I was a little kid I would imagine different things and draw them.

“Brother” was painted to share the story of my great uncle, Rino.

This piece, titled "A Look Back", explores the daunting feeling of growing up.

For this piece, I focused a lot on shading and how it can effect depth perception.

Through dimension and unique glazing, I was able to explore divine feminine beauty, promoting normalcy of “imperfection”.

I made this drawing of mountainous scenery during art class at school.