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This piece represents the cliché of “Crocodile Tears”, which means to cry tears of sorrow that aren’t sincere. The origin of this phrase comes from the 16th century idea that crocodiles wept while they consumed their prey. With this in mind. I…

As the school year dawned on me, I found myself missing the feeling of summer. I missed the brightness of the sun, the feeling of the pool's water against my skin, and the pure joy felt by the lack of responsibilities. This work was made to push my…

I decided to remake J.C. Leyendecker’s piece, “The Football Player,” in a way that empowers and comments on the conflict of transgender athletes. In particular, I chose to represent Lia Thomas, who is the first openly transgender person to win a NCAA…

Photo of Topeka's Abandoned State Hospitals

Vibrant Hyacinth After Rain

The feeling of giving a person all you have like your heart and soul while you are left with nothing.

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 is a photo of the Plaza De Espana in Seville, Spain. It mixes several architectural techniques together and was built for the Ibero-American Exposition in 1929.

I took this photo in Redwoods national park. I thought the bridge leading off into the woods looked beautiful.

I recreated the three main components of the existence of a fish: the two physical aspects of the flesh and bone, paired with what I pictured the physical manifestation of the soul would look like. The three forms are on a rivet, meaning they spin…