This piece is inspired by Project 2025 and the effects that it will have on our environment. From drilling oil to deforestation. The effects of Project 2025 will be devastating to our environment.
I chose to create this piece to comment on the American medical-industrial complex and the way it profits from illness. I also made it with the Canadian discussions surrounding expanding eligibility for M.A.I.D. (medical assistance in dying) to include the… Continue Reading →
This piece is inspired by the two most recent hurricanes that hit the southeastern US and the believe that they are evidence of and exacerbated by human driven climate change. The ambient music is intended to capture an emotional sense… Continue Reading →
This piece critiques the contradictions inherent in the ideologies of Project 2025, highlighting its threat to LGBTQ+ and minority rights. Through a blend of religious symbolism and irony, it challenges viewers to examine how selective interpretations of faith uphold systemic… Continue Reading →
This piece reflects on the current state of identity politics, risen to an elevated pitch by the global introduction of Artificial Intelligence in recent years. As artists, our identity is tightly linked to our ability to communicate to the public,… Continue Reading →
In this painting, I chose to highlight society’s view on struggling addicts as others through painting the person in a blue color-scheme. The reference is from a photo I took of a person struggling from severe withdrawal from fentanyl on… Continue Reading →
This is basically a collage of photos of stats, young people in positions of leadership and influence, and some photos of voting booths. This is made to influence young people to vote in 2028 and just encourage them to have their voice heard because there is a lot of unrealized protentional that should be brought to light for the youth. It doesn’t matter what side you vote for, just vote and use your rights!
This piece shows my frustration and sadness of the amount of violent gun crimes that happen in Yakima, Washington. With so many people being injured or killed the community of Yakima is constantly dealing with grief. For me that leaves… Continue Reading →
This work is a playful take on the current political landscape; done so digitally as a minimalistic and cartoonish collage of popular images.
Technically, this is still a work in progress, as my life did not leave enough time for this to be completed before midnight (ironically fitting for its premise). I don’t pay much attention to the news. There’s too much happening,… Continue Reading →
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