Month March 2024

The piece was inspired by the large amount of litter I see on the road every day I go to school. Trash was collected from a walk to and from campus and a run through the forest. The amount of… Continue Reading →

This piece explores the loss of vibrancy and life due to climate change. My goal was to show a harsh change from bright colors to pure white, and remove the thriving marine life.

This was done in part to deal with my own overwhelm at the genocide happening in Palestine. It’s hard to not feel helpless and as if nothing I do will actually matter or make an impact on the situation, but… Continue Reading →

This is a charcoal drawing of a man with disabilities being denied proper care and accommodations. The cell was specifically drawn to be inaccessible, similar to how many real prison cells are.

With my piece, I chose to show the good and bad aspects of AI. I decided to keep some of the headlines that I found when I was researching for this project because they some of them were so extreme… Continue Reading →

This drawing was created with alcohol-based markers and inks. I wanted to incorporate a young child pushing a cart full of plastic food. Moreover, the child and the shopping cart contrast with the dark and empty grocery store. I wanted… Continue Reading →

With this piece (most inspired by Barbara Kruger), I intended to make commentary on the destructive nature of fast fashion and my concern with its current (and projected) growth. I aspired to create a chaotic visual symphony representing the wastefulness… Continue Reading →

9 x 12 inch carved linoleum printed with ink. I try to represent how the issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls is such an important and continuing issue that is ignored, forgotten, and unrecorded by the government… Continue Reading →