Haneda is a Tokyo-born multi-media artist whose artistic journey took a profound turn after the Tohoku earthquake, leading her to relocate to California, United States in 2011. With a focus on video, sound, sculpture, and installation, Haneda's creative expression is a captivating exploration of the border between reality and fiction. 
Many of her works feature the fruit orange, both as a subject and a medium, which has been the major fascination for her ever since. 
Haneda's art is deeply inspired by fictional literature, and she weaves its essence into her creations. And by playing with the blurred lines between reality and fiction, it opens doors to imaginative worlds, sparking curiosity and introspection in her audience.
The structure of Haneda's sculptures and the subjects she chooses often take the form of empty shells. These hollow representations become witnesses to their own becoming, a metaphor for the transformational nature of life and art.