Throughout my artistic process of writing this poem, I focused on developing vivid imagery which allowed the reader to think about more than the poem's surface meaning.

I wrote this story in a frenzied rush, inspired by themes of government corruption and colonialism disguised as exploration.

My art explores the meaning of luck as a letter to the concept itself.

My piece is a series of short essays and stories exploring cultural disconnect, identity, and their connections with language.

This piece reflects the experience of attempting to pull from one's own creativity.

During Thanksgiving 2018 it was pouring down rain and I was eating our feast with my parents, brother and grandparents.

This artwork is a representation of a relationship, in which both people made problematic and harmful decisions.

This poem is about the first time I've experienced the death of a relative.

It helps me release emotions that I may be feeling in a safe and controlled environment.

“Digital Connection Collection” is a series of poems that detail a science fantasy tale of fractured relationships and discoveries of self love.

In my writing, I like to capture the beauty in my identity.

As one who enjoys fruits, it was only fitting that I think of the phrase “an apple a day keeps a doctor away” as an idea for this essay.

The unknown is a mystery to all of us, but sometimes, we are able to uncover the mystery behind it.

I often wonder about the strangers that I pass.

My poetry, is raw and uncut. A lot of times poetry wakes me out of my sleep and I can’t help but write whatever it tells me.

Our intention for The Placebo Virus was to comment on society's shockingly loose grasp of the truth in the form of a comedic play.

My poem is about catcalling culture and the difficult emotions that those targeted might feel about it.

As a prose and poetry-writer, I often pursue experimentation.

I had strong feelings about someone I love and the metaphor came into my head, the words flowed out.