vessel
A stark meditation on the difference between self-respect and the way society values human bodies, examining autonomy, patriarchy, and the quiet act of reclaiming ownership over one’s identity.
laugh
A sharp, witty visual poem examining society’s fascination with wealth, appearance, and status. Through traditional noir symbolism, fashion motifs, and cinematic storytelling, this piece questions what people truly value—and what they’re willing to chase.
girls with flowers in their hair
Caught between self-doubt and possibility, Is It I Against the World? explores identity, freedom, growth, and the search for one’s roots. Through vivid imagery of ravens, moonlit landscapes, and flowering paths, this poem reflects on becoming who you were meant to be.
kimono
Subject to Change is a meditation on revisiting familiar places while becoming someone new. Through city streets, coffee shop conversations, blank notebooks, and lingering memories, the poem explores the constant rearrangement of identity and the quiet courage required to rewrite one’s own story.