this coming year, I will be attending HPU's hybrid doctor of physical therapy (DPT) program! something i've always been passionate about has been meeting people across all different walks, making connections, and sharing my love for arts and movement. this will give me the opportunity to learn  on-the-go and share my knowledge with kind folk i meet! 

documenting the experiences, ppl i meet, and moments i spend by myself

--maybe video, some journaling, sketching, origami.

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follow my journey here! (@gubercreates)

played saxophone with This Much Brass! at the folklife festival in seattle washington. Happy to represent new orleans style brass bands and share our love for music with the community!

co-founder of Baddies on Bikes. all it took was one facebook post and the group shortly expanded to a 30+ member community. i helped organize weekly rides and overnight trips 

i spent the past 2 years creating a habit-tracking journal that worked for myself (mind of a middle-schooler). pleasant planner is a coloring-book planner, meant for creative people to track habits. after months of iteration, pleasant planner is currently sold in 4 seattle bookstores!

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@gubercreates 

In my journey of gender and self actualization, I've always wanted to connect with a community. As a result, I am organizing an event for all women/femmes to gather and celebrate our identities through mindful meditation and art creation.

Educating middle school students on mental health through art therapy and emotional regulation tools.

​began my skin positive narrative on instagram (@asianacnegirl) in 2019 to redefine beauty through the lens of someone who had experienced acne from the age of 12. I preach for beauty in diversity and sharing the human experience to uplift others in the community of skin and body positivity.

After a series of hate crimes in 2021 committed against the Asian American Pacific Islander community, I reached out to some community protest organizers to share my narrative and to inspire and invoke action.

​Music Education series to bring music to communities. In 2019, I participated in the Fresh Inc series to perform for communities around Madison, Wisconsin.

In 2020, I helped organize a community art event for kids and collected art supplies (random scraps and materials) to make notebooks and posters.

​I am passionate in sharing my story as a woman of color. This story is called "What I learned Growing Up in my Asian American Family".