PAST WORK

Seashells are special to me because I feel calm whenever I see them.

This is one of my first acrylic paintings when I started developing my painting skills.

Unrealistic standards perpetuated by Hollywood and the Internet have led many young people to view their bodies with disgust.

I used oil paints to paint a portrait of my Grandma. It was my first oil painting and I enjoyed painting the layers and colors.

I used pastels to draw a landscape of my friend and I when we were younger at a beach.

I wanted to explore the different applications of silicon as an abstract idea, like concept of the "silicon valley", and also as a physical

The tiger is made out of many different polygons to give it a more blocky look as if it was made using 3D modeling software.

Historically, jellyfish symbolize faith, and in this painting, it represents hope, comfort, and protection from danger.

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This photograph of a hyena cub with its pregnant mother captures three hyenas at different stages of life.

A photograph that captures the vibrant eyes of the Baboon.

Taken during golden hour in the Serengeti, this photograph captures the synchronization of two lionesses.

For this piece, I really wanted to experiment with fun and vibrant colors. I painted this piece when I was mad about something.

Every time I wear them, I can see the reflection of my personality along with the great quality of mysterious style, and toughness.

I chose my cat as the subject of this piece because I hoped to capture the beauty of an everyday house pet.

This piece was made using gouache and consists of three panels all depicting an old tree resting in front of a yellow, hilly background.

This painting focuses on the relationship between the chaotic world and our senses and perceptions, exploring our place in the universe.

My self portrait uncovers the unseen downside of the academic pressure cooker culture that’s buried beneath a superficial facade.

The koi are arranged in a Yin Yang symbol, which juxtaposes two opposite forces that are inextricably linked.

Taken in Canada, the photograph “Roam” intends to capture the wild expanse of nature that remains relatively untouched.