Picked Apart
This piece reflects the ways in which we treat ourselves in front of the mirror; we pick at, pull, and judge every angle of our face, wishing for something different. With this work, I aim to expose the most vulnerable parts of ourselves and question, "Why do we treat ourselves this way?"
This piece reflects the ways in which we treat ourselves in front of the mirror; we pick at, pull, and judge every angle of our face, wishing for something different. With this work, I aim to expose the most vulnerable parts of ourselves and question, "Why do we treat ourselves this way?"
Yo Tomo Choco Milk
As a Mexican, I have heard every imaginable stereotype and every racist comment. "Are you poor?" "Do you even have a TV?" "Are you illegal?" Although I hate these unwanted remarks, I am proud to be Mexican, and I own it in every way I can.
As a Mexican, I have heard every imaginable stereotype and every racist comment. "Are you poor?" "Do you even have a TV?" "Are you illegal?" Although I hate these unwanted remarks, I am proud to be Mexican, and I own it in every way I can.