Graphite on paper
Atlas bearing the weight of the world.
This drawing shows Atlas at the moment of greatest strain, muscles tensed under the weight of the world. His steady gaze conveys determination despite the overwhelming burden.
Bold strokes and deep shadows emphasize the balance between physical struggle and inner strength.
Digital collage
A track race viewed from multiple points in time simultaneously.
This piece imagines a world where people can experience time non-linearly. A track race becomes the setting where future generations witness three pivotal moments of the race happening at once.
The artwork combines traditional and digital techniques to explore what it might look like to transcend time's usual constraints.
Watercolor on paper
Mountains shrouded in mist, inspired by Chinese landscape painting.
这幅水彩描绘了一座笼罩在缥缈薄雾中的巍峨山脉，灵感来自中国山水的雄奇峰峦。层层叠叠的绿色与肌理笔触勾勒出山脚的繁茂植被。
This watercolor shows towering mountains wrapped in mist, drawing from the dramatic peaks found in traditional Chinese landscape art.
Graphite on paper
The historic Bell Tower in Lexington, Massachusetts.
This drawing captures the Belfry Bell Tower in Lexington, a landmark connected to both community history and my personal background.
Sharp architectural lines contrast with the soft textures of surrounding foliage, showing how historic structures coexist with nature.
Anatomical drawing
Human skull study connecting art and medical interest.
This anatomical study reflects my interest in medicine and the human body. Careful shading and precise lines reveal bone structure and texture.
The piece bridges art and science, developing the observational skills important for medical practice.
Graphite on paper
Study focusing on the complexity of human hands.
This drawing examines the complexity and expressiveness of human hands, using precise shading and cross-hatching techniques.
The composition emphasizes the tactile realism of the form, capturing both strength and subtle detail.
Study after Hellenistic sculpture
Drawing of the classical torso from the Uffizi collection.
Circa 200 BCE, Hellenistic period. This sketch captures the dynamic musculature and form of the Gaddie Torso, a celebrated classical fragment displayed at the Uffizi in Florence.
Strong shading and precise lines emphasize the tension and rhythm of the sculptural anatomy.