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PredvPrey was my reaction to fears surrounding the unknowns of COVID-19 with the simultaneous Fall 2020 decision by many states to send public schools back full-time with little precaution. Through my parents and close friends being public school…

Here I’ve taken Clotho, the Greek mythological “spinner” sister of the three Fates, and have transformed her into a selfish metaphor expressing my personal qualms with identity surrounding femininity and place in my surrounding world as a…

Atropos, the Greek mythological sister of Fate also referred to as the “unturnable”, cuts the thread which Clotho spins and Lachesis allots. This cut signifies the fate of our death (which, funnily enough, I feel is the only certainty that kind of…

My work discusses themes around disabled identity/bodies, philosophy, and the fluidity of time and space. Through exploratory efforts as a visual arts student, I have recently branched out into fiber based work, challenging myself to find ways to…

The drawing is of a portrait study to further understand and practice the use of colored pencils and color-mixing. While doing that, I aim to use mainly cold hues to accentuate value changes to determine what pushes forward and backward. I intend to…

The drawing was created while reminiscing about being with her. She poses relaxedly, gazing, and I intend to showcase her rambunctious energy using non-topical bright and dark colors within a cool color palette. I aim to capture her very being…

This painting is a mixed master study of Sung Wen-chih's "Yellow Mountains" and Yang Bao Long's "Waterfall." I intend to collage pieces from both artworks and combine them with my ideas, creating a waterfall appearing from the mountains above,…

My intention is to create a sense of calm crashing waves with a dual complementary color palette that initially provides a sense of forebode. The subject matter is of a large, whimsical still-life which I warped into a poorly structured pirate ship,…

Self portrait of my cats and I, staring in horror as my brother loudly blends peanut butter.

This project was an exploration of poster design using an imaginary band name. It was also an opportunity to work with a risograph printer, and explore the uses and limitations it creates.