My Portfolio

3D Installation

Mixed Media 

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Inspired by the phrase "flower bed," The Flower Chair is a playful and personal reinterpretation created on the broken frame of a chair. Using my favorite flowers—sunflowers and lavenders—I brought together texture, color, and form to celebrate the beauty of nature in a fun and imaginative way. By transforming a discarded object into a blooming garden scene, this 3D artwork expresses my appreciation for nature and my love for creating art that feels both whimsical and meaningful. The Flower Chair invites viewers to pause and find joy in the unexpected—where even a broken chair can grow a whole new life.

Mixed Media on Canvas

20" x 20"

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At first glance, LOL- embodied in shiny golden balloon letters radiates joy and playfulness. But behind this bold, cheerful façade lies a deeper emotional narrative. In this work, I use "LOL" (laugh out loud) not just as a symbol of humor, but as a mask that in a way hides my worries, burdens, sorrows, and untold some stories. Set against a dark canvas subtly layered with repeating smiley faces, this piece explores the tension between what we show and what we feel. LOL is both celebration and concealment, inviting the viewer to reflect on the complexities that often live behind a simple laugh.

Abstract Metal Sculpture

10"x10"Metal sheet/0.75mmAluminum rods

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Inspired by the elegance and expressive form of a peacock, this abstract metal sculpture captures the bird’s graceful motion and striking presence without directly imitating its physical form. Flowing ribbons of blued steel twist and curl like feathers in motion, while slender copper wires echo the delicate lines of a dancing plume. The dynamic composition celebrates balance and movement, with each piece of metal interacting like choreography frozen in time. Peacock is a tribute to beauty, pride, and the quiet strength found in nature’s most flamboyant creatures boldness, fluidness , and full of life.

Acrylic on Canvas

30"x22"

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Circus is a celebration of movement, chaos, and rhythm—an abstract interpretation of the energetic world beneath the big top. Twisting metal strips and looping wire create a sense of tension and flow, like performers mid-act, caught in a moment of daring balance. The piece plays with contrast: sharp angles meet sweeping curves, while the heat-tempered colors shimmer like stage lights against steel. Evoking the thrill, unpredictability, and playfulness of a circus, this sculpture invites viewers to witness the performance of form, where motion is captured in stillness and every angle tells a new part of the story.

Mixed Media on Wood

24"x16"

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The Last Cherry Blossom stands as one of the final remnants of a world where cherry trees once bloomed with delicate grace. In this imagined future, the petals are gone, the colors faded from memory twhat remains is a single trunk, its bark peeled open to reveal faint scribbles, remnants of human presence and forgotten stories. There are no blossoms here, only the trace of what once was. This piece is a quiet archive like a preserved fragment of beauty that has vanished, held like a relic in time. The Last Cherry Blossom invites viewers to reflect on memory, loss, and the fragile relationship between humanity and the natural world.