Through narrative deconstruction, spontaneity, abstraction, and surrealism, Su Su depicts the tension between globalization and our environment in her work.

This point of view - questioning and reimagining time and space - is shaped by her personal experience of being born in China during the one-child policy and later relocating to the US. Navigating the subtle and significant cultural differences between these two countries inspired the evaluation of popular culture and media in her work. Through hyperrealism and distortion, Su Su’s paintings analyze the politics of representation through imagined worlds that are at once familiar and surreal.