As internet usage continues to rise, face-to-face connection is slowly being replaced by online interaction.

My artwork is a graphite drawing of my dog Fluffy.

For this piece I wanted to explore being a woman in terms of domesticity, familial duty, and confinement.

This digital painting is an ode to my childhood, reflecting the pure joy and freedom I experienced as a young child. In the artwork, I’m depicted playing in the grass, my small figure full of life and wonder.

I am very interested in learning more about the interwoven connections between human and nature.

A pop up card design of three prominent bridges in the Bay Area.

The ”Brown-headed nuthatch” is a 9”x12 acrylic painting on canvas.

This piece, a maid’s dress crafted from disposable plastic takeout bags, is inspired by my mother’s invisible efforts of bagging Chinese takeout.

A colorful interpretation of a bouquet of flower I received on my birthday.

”Nón Hoa” is a representation of my Vietnamese heritage, intertwining the traditional leaf hat (nón lá) and the beauty of flowers (hoa).

Have you ever found a plant growing through the cracks of a sidewalk?

I created a drawing of feet covered in simulated textures in order to stimulate the viewer visually.

This portrait is of a young woman, her face partially obscured by the shadow of flowers.

My artwork shows a gardener that is part human and part rabbit who is looking at the reader as if caught in the moment.

A reflection of my creative mind using portraits of myself three times.

This started as one of several experiments with weaving paper, and then for this one I wanted to make a beam of light like from a street light with a night-time background.

This is a graphite pencil drawing of a butterfly on a flower.

A representation of the disconnect between one’s soul and body.

This piece represents the emotion and feeling that comes when I hug my mother.

Collisions is about the faces I pass in a crowd.