My work lies at the intersection of climate, community, and art. I am interested in the role that public art has in social, political, and regenerative spaces. My background in civil engineering, visual arts, and dance has allowed me to create intersectional work for organizations like Land Art Generator Initiative, Ethos Collaborative, Riverlife Pittsburgh, Adda Coffee & Tea, and more. In May 2023, I was invited as an Artist-in-Residence for the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art to create a series of sculptures discussing the relationship between climate change and diasporic identities.