Entranced encapsulates an artistic odyssey—a poignant reflection on the intricacies of oppression, immigration, and the multifaceted experiences of people of color. The series serves as a visual narrative, an exploration that unfolds against the backdrop of societal realities, inviting viewers to gaze upon the intersections of socio-economic systems, immigration, and cultural landscapes.

This collection emerges as a mirror reflecting the multifaceted layers of society—a canvas painted with the nuanced hues of border patrols, the poignant journeys of immigrants, and the richness of culture enshrined within those who brave the journey. It serves as an introspective exploration, a catalyst for opening eyes to the palpable struggles and triumphs experienced by individuals of diverse backgrounds.

Entranced represents a transformative journey, echoing the realities faced by marginalized communities, particularly immigrants and people of color. It seeks to unravel the complexities and tribulations embedded within their lived experiences, shedding light on the systematic challenges and societal barriers they encounter.

At its core, this series serves as a tribute to the courage and resilience of those who navigate the intricate tapestry of immigration and cultural assimilation. It unveils the beauty and struggles inherent in the cultural amalgamation that arises from diverse journeys—ones marked by hurdles, triumphs, and the unyielding spirit to forge new paths.

One pivotal piece within this series, "The Wall," resonates deeply within this narrative. It serves as a profound testament to the weight of societal oppression and labor struggles faced by immigrants and people of color based off of my experience in Baltimore during the Freddie Gray Protests. This artwork reflects the entwined complexities of societal constructs—a powerful metaphor for the societal walls that perpetuate division, encapsulating the sorrow and labor endured by marginalized communities.

Entranced invites viewers into a realm where art becomes a mirror reflecting the socio-economic systems that shape lives—a poignant reminder of the intricate dance between cultural identity and societal structures. It stands as a visual testament, urging contemplation, empathy, and an opening of eyes to the multifaceted narratives that shape the immigrant experience and the lives of people of color.