My Footprints
ZRXGRACEDAYDREAMS: A Personal Portfolio
Welcome to my portfolio!
This is Grace, who loves daydreaming and bringing those daydreams to life.
Here you'll find my latest compositions, stories, and other projects that I've been working on. I'm a passionate creator and aspiring entrepreneur who loves to experiment with different mediums and techniques to make an impact. I believe in intersections and innovations, especially through combining music and technology. This blog collects my maturing footprints.
News Decoder
News Decoder Ambassador Representing the Thacher School in 2022-2023 Year, Helped Guide 2023-2024 News Decoder Ambassador
Math and Music
Different Concepts that Helps Understanding the Correlations between Math and Music
Prelude in G sharp minor by Rachmaninov
Prelude in G sharp minor by Rachmaninov performed by me a few years ago on a Lyrebird Art Concert.
Conversation with the
Stranger "I"
Original composition written during the Boston Conservatory at Berklee High School Composition Intensive program upon introspection.
2022 December Lyrebird
Art Festival
In supporting Indigenous children, all the donations were used to buy iPads for indigenous children on Murray Island, a part of the...
Why The Sun Never Rises In the West
“人之初, 性本善”
The street was dark twenty-four hours where Rosemary lived. The street lamps never worked, and there has never been a single morning when she could sit up and not have to be plagued by a disgusting concoction of weed, cigarettes, and alcohol vomit...
Dark Corners Outside the Nevered Utopia
The tree in Niella’s backyard grew strenuously. Scraggled and scrawny under the combined efforts of the grueling sun and frigid night, it did not agree with the extremities seasons have become. There was little consistency to anything anymore, lightning and hailing one day and scorching heat on the next, yet the small tree stood clung to life fiercely despite its dwarfed and stunted size...
A Fire and A Thief
The sky poured the world with rain as if trying to drown the silent civilization. Each droplet pounded heavily onto the nave roof of the church. The church was ancient and gradually rusting, the white walls had begun to turn yellow, and the pews creaked with any weight. At the front row just beneath the second platform stood a dark wooden cross, polished and out of place compared to the ragged appearance of the church...
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