NYC Public Art: The Pursuit of Identity
Public art is “a form of street life, a means to articulate the implicit values of a city when its users occupy the place of determining what the city is” – Malcolm Miles
For the Love of Queens
Inspired by “Brown Girls” by Daphne Palasi Andreades, a short film about a writer who dedicates her short story to Queens and the people of color who live there.
The Diversity of K-pop Music
I discuss the Broadway musical KPOP and compare it to Spring Day by BTS. In addition, I drew two illustrations to represent each.
The Effect of Temperature on the Prevalence of Apis mellifera (bees) in New York City
We decided to look into how temperature changes during the winter months due to climate change have affected the bee population in NYC through iNaturalist observations.
The Lost Perspective Intended to Be Seen: What is Absent?
In this curatorial project, artworks that utilize this theme of absence were displayed to demonstrate that understanding art is not solely meant to be done through sight alone, but also requires contemplation.
Milkweed & Monarch Butterflies
Deep orange butterflies are pretty right? But what gives them their color and how does this affect their migration across the US?
Study on the relationship between urban human population and pigeon population via observation and iNaturalist data
How does human population density in NYC affect the pigeon population?
Manipulating the Food We Eat
Learn more about food preservation and the greater impact of food preservation on society and the environment.
A Multidimensional Investigation of Lotuses
This project will seek to investigate the lotus flower through several methodologies — reconciling its medicinal and nutritional profile with its storied cultural history to understand its ubiquity across distinct cultures and regions.
K-pop vs. KPOP
Come and learn a little more about the new hit Broadway musical KPOP and the genre that started it all in this short podcast!
