Sea's work is focused on documenting the universal and raw, prioritizing themes of connection, intimacy, loneliness, otherness, and bodily autonomy. They often work from images of their own body as a means of reconnecting their body and mind, and reconciling with their body/past/trauma. Visually, they focus on and/or are most drawn to fat bodies, gender non-conformity, and an array of mixed media aesthetics. Musically, they use writing/singing to expose their vulnerabilities, and share experiences that often feel lonely and personal, but are actually quite universal. They're fixated on how, the more we zoom into the details of our lives and personal experiences, the more overlap we find we have in common. There's power and tenderness in revealing the things that make us feel vulnerable.