This artwork explores themes of abandonment, isolation, and the immigrant experience through my perspective as a teenage boy from Honduras adjusting to life in the United States.

Clancy the cat finds out that her pet fish Darla hasn’t stoped his cannibalistic tendencies so she needs to take matters into her own paws.

The first time I met my brother, I was a little kid, and I didn’t really understand what this meant.

“Everybody makes mistakes. That’s why they put erasers on pencils.”

It features a man in the corner of a room under a dim light, looking out into the open space reflecting on life.

The task in my high school photography class was to create a portrait of a monster.

A glimpse into a child’s imagination.

Mary Magdelene was a prostitute and an archetypical sinful woman who, in the original painting by Titian, traverses the desert atoning for her sins.

This spine was the last remaining evidence of a whale that had washed up on Muir Beach.

Shattered is a photographic collage of one of my closest friends.

I’ve intertwined photography with drawing to create works multimedia which synthesize the precise lines of architecture with free-handed, organic chaos.

How do we distinguish what moments from our lives have shaped who we are?

My artwork contains a self portrait in a bowl of cereal while crying out milk.

This design is inspired by stories from Indian mythology that my grandmother used to read to me when I was younger, brought from India.

My inspiration for this photo was the Move 2001 space odyssey.

My Lola (grandma) keeps everything on her walls, they’re her version of a storage space, everything from an old poster with her picture on it to a birthday card her best friend gave her and a clay butterfly I made in preschool has its place.

Creating art of any form is to have fun.

I was on a family trip to Utah this past spring when we came across the Bonneville salt flats.

Is it possible to love someone you never truly knew?

This artwork is based on the idea of Ravens being the messengers of death.