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I took this photo of Puente Nuevo, a bridge in Ronda, Spain. It connects the two sides of the city over the El Tajo gorge.

This piece depicts the simple idea of being held up on something, being pulled back by an idea or an old habit and only being able to move forward with a little bit of hurt.

In this piece, I focused on capturing the feeling of reaching for the unattainable. By carefully placing the moon behind the heron's beak, it appears as if the moon is just barely out of reach.

This photo plays with the ideas of void and silhouette to capture a feeling of emptiness or longing. The figure is posed in a contemplative manner, as if the red void is causing him to reflect and wonder what may be beyond.

This composition of compiled sketches from the architecture of Spain, Morocco, and Portugal explores the interplay of spatial design with personal experiences and memory. The central, most contrasting element of the reflection pool elaborates on this…

Contrast is a measurement that can be applied to all things. Contradiction exists in all aspects of the universe. Where is dark? Where is light? How do we know? What do we tally? Compartmentalization is a tool to be cautious of.

To compare life to the development of a story, what will your resolution look like? This is a portrait of my grandfather and an attempt to observe and reflect on his experience of aging and time.

While there is a lot of personal meaning to the artist, this work encompasses striving for and sampling expansions. At the time this piece was created, for the artist this included picking up old hobbies, pushing comfort zones by putting herself out…

Portrait of myself in the process of designing a new character for a new story while surrounded with my creative tools and a bit of motivational humor.

This piece focuses on the grieving process. The use of of charcoal and watercolor creates a blurs of the boundaries between a woman and her surroundings, symbolizing the way grief seeps into every aspect of our being. Grief can be a time for…