Self-representation through Philosophy, Arts, and Literature
Understanding the meaning of everything through philosophy, arts, and literature
Me
This mask symbolizes who I really am
The Statue of Liberty
Everyone knows about the iconic Statue of Liberty. But do you know the history of the infamous statue and area that it was placed on? What new and exciting alterations could be done to the Statue of Liberty we have recognized for so long?
Women’s Rights Pioneers Monument
This presentation features a brief history on the Women’s rights Pioneers monument located in Central Park and explores the life of three women activists who are not talked about as much, but still made significant contributions to the women’s suffrage movement. A new monument will be proposed at the end of the presentation to bring the stories of other women’s rights activists to the public’s attention.
Bedazzled!
The two artworks I describe are the “Kitchen” by Liza Lou and “The Vessel” by Thomas Heatherwick. Both works are creatively built, attract many visitors in New York, and are worth paying a visit to.
Identity Swimmer
Take a dive into the life of a swimmer.
Wings
can an angel die?
The Harlem Renaissance: Jacob Lawrence
Jacob Lawrence was one of the fathers of the Harlem Renaissance. He spent most of his life in Harlem, which consequently was where he drew most of his inspiration from.
Kitchens Across NYC
Our video compares two completely different lifestyles seen in the kitchen of two completely different homes featuring the “Kitchen Table Series” and the hit American sitcom, “Friends”.
A Reading of Strange Fruit
A critical creation during the Harlem Renaissance, “Strange Fruit” is a poem that describes the horrors of violence in the South. Here is my reading of it.
