Jenny “Jeta” Tang is an interdisciplinary artist, writer, and engineer based in Hawaiʻi.

Her work dances between sculpture, installation, performance, and creative technology.

Through performance, Jeta explores the body as sculpture, using the female form as a site for narrative and critique. Her work challenges the oversexualization of women’s bodies by reclaiming the body on her own terms.

In her sculptural practice, she prioritizes sustainability, transforming discarded materials into experiences that carry new meaning.

As the arts columnist for Honolulu Civil Beat, Jeta writes about Hawaiʻi’s creative communities through a civic lens, connecting art and culture to broader questions.

Before “coming out” as an artist, Jeta worked as a software engineer in Silicon Valley. She is currently studying Studio Art and Philosophy at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa.

Photo by Ivan Wentland.