Time flies.

In this piece, my sister and I are in Chinatown, enjoying tanghulu together.

In a shared moment of unified celebration, each winner’s expressions tell unique stories.

This artwork took roughly 24 hours to finish.

This art project reimagines Ugandan currency as a vibrant celebration of the nation’s rich cultural heritage.

I created this piece with acrylic paint and glitter glue on a canvas.

This climber combines creativity and art with functionality.

Seeing the bodies of dead animals on the road reminded me of a scene in the novel series Warrior Cats.

I love cats and non human creatures so why not make a piece about an alien girl that just really loves cats!

This piece was drawn alongside a narrative that I had written about Chinese herbal medicine in the context of cross-cultural medicine.

My painting depicts little, stylized versions of myself sitting in a realistic heart.

Our piece, ”HANDS OFF!” is a visual commentary on the rise of U.S. legislation restricting women’s autonomy.

My artwork is a striking collection of three expressive portraits, each showcasing unique emotional intensity.

“Mental Space” is an acrylic piece that examines societal restrictions on women. It explores the psychic landscape of a waitress, who dreams of her life in another universe.

Dominant views of love are cisgender and heterosexual.

This artwork was inspired by an essay that I recently wrote in which the topic was about how even though people strive to show kindness and respect towards the ones they love, but because it is in the human nature to be cruel, people often act inhumane and emotionally harm the ones they love.

Orcas represent liberation in a ocean of chaos.

Birds Eye is a ballpoint pen drawing where I had to use up all the ink.

“Water holds memories” is something I’ve been taught in all of my science classes.

My piece is a self portrait with a twist-- food! It shows who I am by presenting just how complicated and singular that I, as a person, can be.