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The Wall Archive

Past Works:

Silver’s Past- Ceri Kang-1	Silver’s Past- Ceri Kang-2

September 2023:
Education & School

Thinking About College- Alicia Velasquez	Stepping Stone- Allison Choi

August 2023:
Justice

Justice to Our Youth by Ceri Kang-1

July 2023:
Disability Pride Month

Francis' Dream- Ceri Kang-1	My Wings- Allison Choi	Light's Salvation_- Samie Park

June 2023:
Identity

4th Draft of an Email by Sia Han 1	Redamancy by Eunice Kim-1	Spade by Eunice Kim
To a Son from a Sun by Ceri Kang

March 2023:
women's History Month

Dominoes by Allison Choi	Girlhood by Sia Han	My Name Means Universe by Shristi Nigam
They Tell Me by Shristi Nigam (thumbnail)	Iron Jawed Angels by Anonymous

February 2023:
Love

1. 2. 3 By Shristi Nigan	Always & Forever by Cailin Lee	Cherry Blossoms in the Spring by Allison Choi
Like Cameron and Monica by Eunice Kim 1	Like Cameron and Monica by Eunice Kim 2	Love by Isabella Pavlovivi
Spring in the Winter by Serena Chen	Undecided by Enya Sakhrani 1	Undecided by Enya Sakhrani 2
True Love by Shristi Nigam 1	True Love by Shristi Nigam 2	Innately, Yours by Sia Han 1
Innately, Yours by Sia Han 2	Kangaroos by Vivian Huang

January 2023:
ANew

Fortune Cookies by Sia Han	Flood by Eunice Kim

December 2022:
Joy

Raw Feelings by Ceri Kang 1	Raw Feelings by Ceri Kang 2	Raw Feelings by Ceri Kang 3
Self-Preservation by Sia Han 1	Self-Preservation by Sia Han 1	A Message For You, Father by Allison Choi 1
A Message For You, Father- Allison Choi 2

November 2022: fear

A Beautiful Detriment by Allison Choi	Five Teenagers by Ceri Kang

october 2022:
childhood memories

Childhood Ignorance- Sia Han	When I Was 5 by Ceri Kang	Memories in Song - Jonathan Shen
Neighbors by Kelly Kim	Movie Hug- Eunice Kim	Playground- Malvina Chen
Playground- Malvina Chen	Playground- Malvina Chen	Red Swings- Katie B

july 2022: equality


		This meme is a reference to the start of the U.S, with European pioneers bringing irreversible change to the indigenous people. The changes negatively affected Native American civilizations, not only bringing deadly diseases but stealing their land, resources, and forever disrupting their way of life. In short, this piece points out the fundamental inequality that the U.S was built on.

I loved this exhibit. There was a 15 minute line to see the “pandas”. Turns out, it was one panda, sitting right in the middle of the exhibit, munching on bamboo. I had a good laugh taking these photos because it seemed like this panda wanted the attention.	This is personally one of my favorite photos. This shows two adult chimpanzees (gender unknown, although I know one of them is a female) and one young chimpanzee. After this photo was taken, the trio walked around the enclosure and the little one went off to hang around in the fake trees.	Over Mid-Winter break, I went to the San Francisco Zoo and took pictures with my camera. This one is of the jaguar they have there. He was pacing around a lot, and at one point, jumped up onto the fence. This pacing behavior, although has been scientifically shown to be detrimental, gave me the perfect opportunity to take a photo. The intense glare shows the power big cats have, but the gate also shows how humans are trapping these animals into these confined spaces
I wasn’t trying to capture this photo, but I ended up hitting the shutter button by accident and caught this photo. After editing it to balance the light, I ended up with this. I really like this photo too, because you can’t really see the glass between me and the hippo. Many people think hippos are big and scary, but in reality, they’re essentially water cows. The exhibit was a mother and her calf swimming around, slowly but surely.	In this piece I was trying to depict the belief of undying love for someone and how there are multiple definitions of love	This is another experimentation with creature design but it is one of my favorites. I love the composition of this one and the relationship between creature and diver
Something I have always loved is the ocean and all the stories it must hold. This piece was trying to depict a creature that maybe only the ocean knows about(sorry photo is upside down)	This piece I was experimenting with color and black and white to see if I could create something that popped out. I ultimately created a creature who is beautiful, but completely alone.	This is one of my favorite pieces. I drew a character similar to myself and a creature I can only describe as a product of my imagination. When making this I remembered how I loved the odd unloved animals that other people thought were weird. To me they were intriguing and I loved to watch them in nature. I hope to show people here just because something is different that doesn’t mean it is bad
This piece I actually made for my best friend of 9 years, to show our creative imaginations that were the foundation of our friendship. I drew here a creature similar to the ones we would make stories up about when we were little	In this piece I tried to create my ideal happy place, a beautiful surreal greenhouse deep in the woods. Unlike my other pieces that are done in copic marker, this one is done in watercolor	Many people are afraid of what they don’t understand, and one of the best things about children is their innocence and ability to connect with someone/something despite the way it looks. I tried to capture this by depicting a dark creature coming out of the night to give a teenage girl a flower to show it was friendly.
This piece was mainly about capturing a safe place, with two of my favorite things: animals and space. Both fascinate me and inspire me in multiple ways so I tried to convey them together in one piece	Here I have a similar character set to mountain range, but in this piece the girl is struck by pain represented by the dark character behind her. I tried to convey that although we may have everything we might need, a person can still feeling terribly alone.	In this piece I tried to create characters with a similar disposition to dogs and how a dog will protect its owner, in this case a teenage girl. From the expression on her face I was trying to allude to an oncoming danger
I was inspired to do a piece all in one color scheme. In this piece and most of my others, I explore the complexities of a child’s imagination. In this piece I tried to capture a surreal dream like experience a child might have, which is why I choose the color violet. I felt it would the piece an extra element to it to portray the emotion I was trying to capture.	Since I was young, I have collected marbles. The color and the simplicity of those small glass spheres always excited me. I wanted to show that even the smallest things can be something beautiful	I photographed a view of Rockefeller Plaza, and when I saw how complex and interesting the image was, I decided to challenge myself by rendering it in pencil. Achieving the depth and detail required focus and patience.
Our lives have become too absorbed with what we need to do and where we need to go. Because of this, none of us can really stop appreciate the art in the things that we all take for granted. This is the view between the seats in a train that I ride weekly. I had never really noticed it until took time to really look, and then realized that it was a beautiful composition.	I was walking by the Apple store and was attracted to the geometric set-up of the staircase. I ran in and took a couple of photos. I decided to draw the images in graphite because I found it would bring out of the depth in the picture more prominently.	I was drawn to this arrangement because of the different textures in the still-life. The metal from the bicycle and the soft fabric from the cloth were challenging factors that worked nicely together to form an interesting composition.
This piece was again trying to capture the innocence of a child. In this and many other of my pieces I include space because it is such a mystery. I do this to also show that sometimes the most beautiful things in life we simply don’t understand

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