At first, it seems like a compass drawing a circle, but the pencil is wrongly placed at the center. The user knows one part stays fixed, but not which one. The needle is rotated instead, tearing the paper instead of drawing smoothly. This confident misuse, based on partial understanding, causes damage instead of creation.

This artwork was inspired by the quote "If you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid." Here, the fish is not trying to climb a tree—it is the tree. The idea is that you should not judge yourself based on someone else's standards but by your own. You are your own standard. You are the learner and the standard.

This artwork was inspired by the story of a blind man who carries a lamp at night—not to see, but so others can see him. He borrows the idea from a friend, thinking it will keep him safe. However, as he walks home, someone bumps into him. The blind man says "Can't you see the lamp?" and the other man says “Your lamp isn't lit.” The lantern containing the moon is a symbol of borrowed wisdom. The moon represents wisdom, much like how certain nocturnal creatures use it to navigate. For them, the moon is a fixed point—a dependable guide in darkness. Similarly, wisdom serves as a reference system for those navigating life. This artwork challenges the idea of relying on secondhand wisdom.

This is open to interpretation.

The teacup represents the mind, and the clouds above symbolize the flow of ideas and opportunities. Some clouds bring rain—valuable new knowledge or perspectives. However, the cup is already full. Unless it's emptied with intention, it cannot receive more. Letting go is an essential part of growth. Just like in chess, where you may sacrifice a piece to win the larger game, the mind must release old thoughts, beliefs, or assumptions at the right time to make room for something better. The value is in knowing what to hold, what to release, and when.

This artwork is entitled "God's gift." It represents the presence of something positive.

This is Larry the lizard. He used to carry letters between two lovers. When the war broke out, he became a spy. Nobody knows where his true allegiance lies anymore.

This artwork was inspired by the quote "If you wish to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe."

A Möbius strip seems to have two sides, but it actually has one. The chess theme reflects how the planet feels divided by politics, though it's still one planet. The dominoes represent political bodies—if one strikes the "other side," it may still be affected in some way. This is not about karma.

This artwork was partially inspired by the story "Depression is Like Snow." Most people who commit suicide are depressed. When someone is strongly considering suicide, they develop tunnel vision. Train of thoughts in someone depressed is also often affected.

Street cricket is different from stadium cricket. This is a pitch in a stadium with a car parked and a pavement along with a streetlight. What happens when you have a little bit of street and a little bit of stadium?

Some moths use the moon to navigate. For them, the moon is a fixed point—a dependable guide in darkness. They become disoriented when there are multiple light sources. Deer become overwhelmed and freeze in the presence of bright lights. The moons represent various belief systems and perspectives of the world. The artist was overwhelmed and disoriented by various belief systems and perspectives of the world. This artwork reflects the struggle of navigation in life.

The fish was lead to believe that it is bad/wrong to touch or go into the water.

Everybody makes a white Taj Mahal. I wanted to create something more. This is something that wants to be seen and also does not want to be seen.

This artwork is entitled "Castled King." This is open to interpretation.

I wanted to take something small and make it big. This is a pencil on a rocket launching station. This is open to interpretation.