This look is part of a four piece collection investigating the symbolism of the color white.

I’ve collected items I use to be creative, my ukulele, old sketchbooks, poetry book, but to me I didn’t a simple still life for my work.

This piece was part of a project in my ¾ ceramics class, where we were asked to create something inspired by tarot cards.

I’ve always been a passionate person, and I’ve been extremely interested in the Persona game series recently.

This is an original piece created by me for no other reason than wanting to make something that would inspire awe in the viewer.

My inspiration can be traced back to my Asian heritage and my family. As a Vietnamese-American, it is difficult to connect to my culture while living in a foreign country, but I desire to maintain and improve upon my current connection to the motherland. To do so, I use my art as a way to learn more about my culture and implement my knowledge into my art pieces.

The piece begins with 3 different devices using lithium ion batteries.

Two summer vacation trips inspired this artwork. In 2023, I visited Paris, where one of my favorite paintings was ”A Sunday Afternoon On The Island of La Grande Jatte” (Georges Seurat) at the Musee d’Orsay.

A fictional noir movie poster for one of my favourite games: ”Detroit: Become Human”.

This artwork was a project for my 7th grade Chinese new year art class.

The two girls in the drawing are characters I made back during quarantine when in was still in middle school on my computer.

This drawing represents more than just a drawing from Harry Potter; it captures a moment of awe and wonder I experienced for the first time.

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

In my artwork I finished a watercolor painting representing our class theme, how humans impact our watershed.

Inspired by recent local high school student suicides, I created this piece to highlight the silent struggles teens often face.

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.

I used to love baking.

This piece is inspired by a quote from Act IV, Scene i, of Shakespeare’s “King Lear,” regarding Gloucester’s loyalty to a leader who has gone mad.

Art has always been a passion of mine, it is where feel at home, the art will always have a place in my heart.