Artworks
High School Artworks
These works from high school reflect my exploration of identity and growth. Through drawing, I examined details, experimented with perspectives, and discovered how observation can shape understanding. Just as in my research, art became a way to study patterns of light, form, and self, revealing connections between science, creativity, and the networks of life I want to strengthen.
Middle School Artworks
These works from middle school capture a time before I began formal self-reflection, when I was still exploring freely and searching for what inspired me. Through animals, landscapes, and simple objects, I learned to see the world with curiosity and to enjoy expression for its own sake. Looking back, I can see how these early drawings built the foundation for my later journey in art and research, when observation and creativity became tools for deeper understanding.
Elementary School Artworks
These works from elementary school reflect the beginnings of my imagination. I drew freely, filling pages with animals, seasons, and colorful worlds where nature and people lived in harmony. The drawings are simple, but they show my first attempts to express care, curiosity, and wonder. Looking back, I see them as the starting point of both my art and my wish to protect life through creativity.
