My work explores the relationship between color, landscapes, and geometric shapes, intertwining moments of realism and abstraction to transport the viewer into a different perspective. I have my B.A. in Art Practice from UC Berkeley, where I began my journey exploring the juxtaposition of abstract shapes and the built environment. I believe that life should be more colorful–whether in the art we choose to create, the way we dress, or the way we see the world. Color allows for a different type of expression, containing and evoking emotions we can’t always put into words. My work highlights how I see the world through color, extrapolating memories, combining harsh angular shapes, to break apart the literal into the symbolic.