Lashun Costor's work is a testament to her critical view of social, political, and cultural issues. She often references American history to explore the varying relationships between her ancestors and current events. Her art is imbued with a sense of past and present that can be both jarring and comforting, reminding us that we are not alone in our lowest moments. She can capture powerful moments in time that can spark conversations about our shared heritage and values. It is an inspiring journey into the unknown as we learn more about the intricacy of our history and inner selves with each story she tells. She can critique complex issues stemming from her identity as a Black immigrant woman by creating worlds through her sculptures, garments, and collages. Drawing from her own experiences and those of others, Costor is able to create works of art that explore the nuances of race, gender, identity, humanity, and more. Exploring these ideas, Lashun creates a powerful visual narrative that speaks to the soul. Her artwork serves as a reminder that the stories of these marginalized groups are often unheard of or overlooked. Brings attention to their struggles while providing insight into the beauty inherent in their lives.