This artwork was created in order for me to express and re-experience my views and wonder as I walked through this elegant hotel from my hometown.

This painting is my first experience with oil paint and is based on a photo I took during a hike with my mom and my dog.

This piece is depicting how the iconic Comedy and Tragedy masks have evolved through time, from the face masks worn by Greek actors.

The symbol of the wolf in sheep’s clothing shows up in many fables.

This art piece depicts a double-crested cormorant entangled in a discarded plastic six-pack ring, struggling at the water’s surface.

This is a redraw of a piece I did earlier in life, with original characters that have been present in much of my artwork.

This artwork is a compilation of many generic and typical tattoos often used by people.

My art piece represents the fear of being watched constantly.

Drawn with colored pencils and markers on mixed media paper, this artwork portrays what can come from a person’s passion for creating.

People looking through a window into a miniature model of a lake and people.

In this piece, I I explored a different approach to the art-making process.

Inspired by the idea of life aspects such as Time interpreted in human form led me to express my love for painting as well as English Literature through personification and maximalism.

Inspired by the lush marine habitats of the San Francisco Bay Area, this piece highlights the interconnectedness between humans and the natural world, particularly in light of growing environmental challenges like global warming.

As a kid, riding my tricycle was always my favorite pastime activity.

This piece began as an expression of my love of older photographs, and the way that they capture such a different feeling than modern photos.

A reflection of civilians continuing to fight for their ideals in the face of police oppression.

I made this in Oaxaca studying some teachers who specialize in printmaking, I have always had a love for animals but wanted to showcase the cruel treatment that many dogs used to and still are treated, its awful and I wanted to represent that.

This piece features one of my original characters holding a test tube with smoke/gas emerging from it.

This piece explores the paradox of knowing about global crises yet remaining inactive.

This piece is inspired by a recent conversation topic that came up at my dinner table.