This self-portrait uses a scrapbook-like style to bring together different aspects of my life. The background features symbols representing my interests in music, photography, and the creative hobbies that have shaped me, set against the context of my New York roots. By layering these elements around the portrait, the piece shows how personal identity is made up of many small pieces that come together over time.
This print places a panda in the center of its bamboo forest, a habitat that has become increasingly fragile. Giant pandas remain vulnerable due to ongoing habitat loss and their heavy dependence on bamboo as their primary food source. This piece is meant to show how closely wildlife survival is tied to the landscapes around it.
“Among the Bamboo” was featured at the Pace University Art Gallery in 2025 as part of the Annual Art Student Exhibition. This exhibition showcased the talent of 66 individual student artists, along with various course projects.
This piece brings together the piano, harp, French horn, and xylophone, reducing each instrument to simple shapes that overlap and depend on one another. They represent how each instrument plays a different role in creating music. Some provide structure, some add rhythm, and others bring movement. By combining them into one composition, the print reflects how music only becomes complete when different sounds work together.