About Me

I am a multidisciplinary artist. As a junior at Columbia University, majoring in Computer Science and Visual Arts, my art navigates two creative paths: one grounded in traditional fine arts—oil painting, drawing, and mixed media—and the other in digital expressions such as game concept art and 3D modeling.

Though these paths diverge in medium, they are unified by the themes I explore. My visual work moves fluidly between introspection and imagination. I delve deeply into personal narratives—such as the complexities of the seven deadly sins and their reflections in human nature—while also bringing to life surreal and fantastical concepts, like dragons emerging from the human soul. This duality between the inward and the otherworldly fuels my practice, pushing the boundaries of how art can represent the inner and outer dimensions of experience.

In traditional media, I am particularly drawn to oil paint and conte crayon for their tactile textures and expressive potential. Through deliberate strokes and gestural marks, I express what words often cannot—emotions, movement, and atmosphere. My aim is to create work that contemplates the coexistence of human emotions with elements of myth and dream, visualizing alternate dimensions where reality and fantasy meet.

Beyond the studio, I am also a front-end developer who builds interactive websites and data visualizations. My passion for technology and design extends into independent game development, where 3D modeling and animation allow me to construct immersive worlds and characters I imagined. In these digital spaces, I become a kind of architect of the unreal—a “god” of dreamlike environments where art and code converge to shape new realities.

This is my art—an imaginative journey through the human experience, where introspection and fantasy coexist, and where each work becomes a portal between the seen and the unseen.