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Wistful longings of nostalgia

In response, I shot these photos on Samsung SCH-S380C, a thirteen year old low-end cell phone. This type of technology is plentiful (most people have something similar lying around), and often ends up as e-waste, as obsolescence has made them…

A smile from the one you love can make all the difference in the world to you. Here displays a smile from my own grandmother. I think you can tell a lot about a person from their smile and this woman radiates warmth. Smiles may have imperfections,…

During this uncertain political time, one might feel as though the world around them is unknown or falling apart. This piece explores changing times and the multidimensional harm it can do to divide, symbolized by the layers of tattered images. From…

One of many painting on a series of the stages of grief, this piece shows the anger one might feel during the grieving process of losing a loved one. Grief is a complex process that not only accounts for sadness and depression but also anger and…

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…

I am defined by myself, my ideas, my thoughts, my essence. Words cease to be understood through their meaning, instead transcending into the pure realm of their form, existing solely as they appear.

A fleeting echo of my homeland, captured in words and simple shapes. Much like our memories, which linger, blur, and are swept away by the relentless winds of time, this work symbolizes the fragility of those cherished moments that we hold so dearly.

As the last sun of rays embrace campus, the southern facade of Anschutz glows in a mellow tone and as companion a soft white cloud.

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