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Sometimes we need to take a step back and dissect our thoughts.

A group of dancers, reflected in the mirror before their halftime performance.

Miss America is an ongoing digital collage that will never end. The search for Miss America is an exercise in vanity exemplified by the constant tweaking in every new collage. Will the next collage finally bring me to contentment?

"Monkey Business" is an idiom used to describe an act of chaos for humor or enjoyment. This illustration depicts the idiom literally, instead showing two monkeys engage in the human formalities of business.

“Monster” directly references the dehumanizing language used against trans people. With this print, I wanted to show that the so-called “monster” from the news was once a happy kid too. By depicting myself smiling, I aim to challenge the notion that…

Moonlit Catch is inspired by the old fishing towns that dot our Northeast coast! It aspires to capture the feeling of reminiscing on good memories in the figment of golden fish surrounding a fisherman weathered by time. It was created during the…

This self-portrait captures an intimate moment of transformation—not for the world, but for myself. As I apply makeup in the mirror, it’s not about concealing or conforming; it’s about creation, ritual, and self-expression. The mirror reflects more…

Beyond the symmetry or suddenness of this mountain, what appeals to me most is its almost friendly gaze as it watches over the surrounding countryside. Its soft slopes emit a sense of safety and comfort not typical of other mountains.

I have always felt different in the mountains; it's as if my soul can truly be free when I become lost in the beauty of nature. This work was based on a picture I took while visiting Bear Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park, and although I could…

This piece is in the format of a foldable mini-zine. Mini-zines have been an art form for punk artistic communities for decades, sharing everything from fanart/fanfiction to educational content. This zine describes the things my life at KU has taught…