Considering how much our world has changed is unsettling. Covid masking has changed our society, making it hard to identify our classmates, and even basic behaviors like expressing thoughts via facial expressions became illegal. "Under the Mask" has a number of symbolisms. The mountains and grassy plains resemble the bottom portion of a human face. The larger peak represents the nose, while the smaller peak represents the lips. The mask represents a cloud. Since only the bottom portion of our face, the respiratory system, is covered by a mask, this exemplifies suffocation. This interpretation is symbolized by the lower faces being covered by a vigorous nature and only the respiratory systems being inanimate rocks. The second perspective is that nature, the lower part of our face, is covered by a cloud, a mask that demonstrates how humanity was under the time of epidemic crisis. The mask is made to look like it will float away, so that this terrible pandemic will end as soon as possible

  The old man and baby's faces are intertwined with each other. This artwork symbolizes my psychological world, depicting the sense of futility about the rapid passing of time. The baby’s face is very smooth. On the contrary, the old man’s face has a lot of wrinkles. It gives a contrast between the two different ages. Also, I put smoke coming up from the bottom to make the effect of extinguishing time.

  This is a piece that I tried to show the relationship with time and myself. The time only comes to me when I am not working most of the time, which is the time when I am with my cats. In this piece, I tried to portray the comforting, relaxing, and the cozy nap time I spend with my cat. I generally used blue-cool toned colors to show the relaxed and the silences of the time with me and my cat and the size of the cat was to show the size of how much my cats mean to me and the comfort they give me. I drew me and my cat in a large city to show the isolation between me and the large city.