I’ve been a fan of 3D modeling for a long time. Human sculpts are difficult, and self-portraits are harder. While I don’t consider myself someone who is often obsessed with my looks, staring at myself for so long made the editorializing of myself all I could think about. I decided to embrace that idea.

To explore identity, I chose the identity of a woman being controlled by the male gaze, making many woman feel they have to present themselves a certain way inorder to be seen.For my portrait I did a half natural look… Continue Reading →

I’ve always really loved nature, and specifically learning about ecology and how everything is always connected, and I am apart of that ecosystem as well. When I die and rot away, I will end up being reabsorbed back into the… Continue Reading →

This self portrait reflects my constant attention to the world around me. I’m fascinated by the particulars of everyday life, especially how people interact with their environment. This piece simultaneously is an expression of how I feel others perceive me… Continue Reading →

I’ve been doing photography for about 5-6 years now. It’s one of my passions that’s persisted through high school and all of my adult life. It’s something I hope to make a career out of. They say the camera becomes an extension of the self when you’re using it. I tend to agree. This is an example of that. Of the camera being one with the user.

In this collage, I attempted to depict a sense of my identity intertwined with nature. I selected and repurposed a few old sketches that reflect observations or memories and stitched them into a layered image. My aim was to convey… Continue Reading →