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Embracing Vitiligo
– 2019 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards Honorable Mention
– Exhibited at the Sunrise Civic Center Gallery
This piece is a self-portrait I did to show my journey with vitiligo and how I have finally learned to embrace myself. I have had vitiligo since I was five years old and struggled with my self-esteem because of it. Now, I've learned to love myself for who I am and what makes me special. To learn more about vitiligo, please visit: curevitiligo.org
– Exhibited at the Sunrise Civic Center Gallery
This piece is a self-portrait I did to show my journey with vitiligo and how I have finally learned to embrace myself. I have had vitiligo since I was five years old and struggled with my self-esteem because of it. Now, I've learned to love myself for who I am and what makes me special. To learn more about vitiligo, please visit: curevitiligo.org
The Party's Over
– 2020 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards Gold Key
– Smithsonian Teen Portrait Competition Finalist
– Congressional Art Competition 9th Grade Honorable Mention Winner
– Exhibited at the Sunrise Civic Center Gallery
– Exhibited at the Young at Art Museum Scholastic Art & Writing Awards Exhibition
This is my eighty-eight-year-old grandmother, Beatrice, whom my family calls Bubbe Bea. She was a working mother who started a law firm and has worked tirelessly ever since. In this photo titled, “The Party’s Over,” I wanted to capture her being tired after having a fun and lively time. I ensured her body language reflected her life and how, after all of the “partying” in it, she now gets to relax and settle down.
– Smithsonian Teen Portrait Competition Finalist
– Congressional Art Competition 9th Grade Honorable Mention Winner
– Exhibited at the Sunrise Civic Center Gallery
– Exhibited at the Young at Art Museum Scholastic Art & Writing Awards Exhibition
This is my eighty-eight-year-old grandmother, Beatrice, whom my family calls Bubbe Bea. She was a working mother who started a law firm and has worked tirelessly ever since. In this photo titled, “The Party’s Over,” I wanted to capture her being tired after having a fun and lively time. I ensured her body language reflected her life and how, after all of the “partying” in it, she now gets to relax and settle down.
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