With a focus on ceramic sculpture and drawing, my work deals with aspects of humanity through an approach tied to my experiences as a mixed Asian queer and trans artist. My ceramics style is mainly abstract, based on manmade objects to reflect the issues humanity has created and must now bear the consequences of. I often deconstruct, fractalize, and repeat forms, and I give my works an additional humanistic feel through handbuilding. My drawings take on a more representative style, with primary subject matters being people and the human body. My overarching goal is to call attention to social, political, and environmental issues through my work, raising awareness, pushing for solutions, and instilling hope for a better future. I also want to share my simultaneous struggle with and appreciation for my transness, pride in my mixed Asian heritage, and the many valuable lessons I have learned growing up in Hawaiʻi.