At home, my mom always cooks every meal.

Umbral Cloak is an exploration of the tension we all can feel when in the presence of something awe inspiring and potentially sinister.

This piece was one of my artworks for my Sustained Investigation in AP 2D Art 2024-2025.

My piece reflects the concept of “hustle culture”-- the idea of putting our work at the forefront of our lives to succeed and achieve our goals.

For my up-cycle project, I happened to find an old trunk on the side of the road.

My artwork represents the theme of how humans impact our watershed.

In this piece, I painted two deep-sea divers venturing into a surreal, almost otherworldly environment.

On the Nile River, this man works a long day’s job manning the lines of a tourist boat as they sail the great river.

A short drama about a young boy in the French countryside who needs to cut down a tree, but something holds him back.

Seeing the Northern lights from my front door last May was an incredible experience.

I took this photo using a medium format toy camera.

I took this photo as part of a larger portrait project for my high school photography class during October.

I love taking random pictures of random people, objects or the sunset.

This photograph Itself is much like the subject matter.

This piece is a portrayal of a logical struggle many both females and males experience.

I made this piece for my advanced film photography class when we did night photography.

This is a photo of my mom, Rosie, during Thanksgiving at my uncle’s mom’s house.

Taken on Olowalu Village Rd, in Hawaii.

Trekking out into the wilds of the North Bay, I never know what creature I’ll encounter, or how fleeting an encounter will be.

Being the youngest child in a family often means carrying the weight of both expectation and history.