For the past 17 years of my life, my family has always called me by my nickname, Yumi.

Is it possible to love someone you never truly knew?

I used my mom’s photo that I took in Korea as a reference for this artwork.

This piece is about being in the moment and being at peace with yourself.

An artwork created of Lion dancers-dancing on beams surrounded by nature’s environment, letting the color of nature compliment their graceful dance as nature watches over them with animals and the warm sunlight.

Your perception informs reality.

The piece I made is a layered work of acrylic and perspective as making the proportions of the eggs in the basket diagonal to the shading of the light upon them.

This piece was inspired by my therapist, and came to life as a way to work through my mental health struggles.

This art piece is about how beautiful the moon is because of the sun, it’s a story that shows the sun giving its light to the moon so that it can also bring light in the darkness of the light.

This piece reimagines Medusa as both powerful and vulnerable, using color and texture to reflect her complexity.

This modern art pitcher, crafted in 2024, is a striking exploration of geometric shapes and vibrant color blocking.

While creating this work, I knew I wanted to focus on yellow and red.

The image portrays a self portrait layer beneath a skull and a pair of eyes.

These flowers are majestic, yet planted in an old, red plastic cup.

My name was the first he forgot, even though he cared for me until I was ten.

Buddha lanterns symbolize enlightenment and the pursuit of clarity of mind.

I believe that restaurants can help global audiences get a glimpse of a different culture through its food and experience.

This artwork is about the stress that me and many other students face with the amount of homework, tests, projects, etc... that we get in school.

This is a self portrait which includes porcelain patterns from my German heritage.

This piece shows how small imperfections can become an obsession, specifically those that lie in our appearance.