This piece is an expression of my emotions and how they all collide in my everyday life.

This piece is from my AP Art and Design investigation and centers around the question of how I can depict characters of old mythology as if they existed in the modern world.

A lot of times people say the sky is blue and it is the majority of the time.

Inside one's mundane exterior lies the true battles being fought; Everyone is different than expected, when comparing your true self to your outside skin.

For this koi fish piece, the media I used was acrylic paint.

Collage using magazines from my classroom.

It doesn't.

When I first made my design I wanted it to be something simple that I could carve in a short amount of time.

I made this artwork as a gift to my dying grandfather.

I wanted to explore the intersection of witchcraft, sacred geometry, and the hamsa sign.

I tend to have a lot of physical sensations associated with my anxiety and depression that I have a hard time explaining, and visual art lets me draw it out in a more cohesive way.

Color pencil, paint, water color, graphite.

This art piece depicts a striped bass jumping out of the water, desperately gasping for fresh air.

Food photography of one of my favorite desserts to share with friends comes in many different flavors.

My piece is a pastel recreation of a scene from the movie “Clockwork Orange”.

This piece was made to push my own personal boundaries, seeing how well I could carve and transfer a complicated composition with details and perspective.

Exploring and expressing my creativity impacts my life, it allows me to get my thoughts and ideas down onto paper so they don't become brain rot and eventually become lost and forgotten inside my mind.

I love making pieces that showcase the way I see the world.

For me, art has always gone beyond any one medium or theme.

I was still able to engage my creativity and thoughts as I did when I started my project and proposals.