Miki Masuhara-Page is a native Hawaiian artist currently creating magic in Portland, Oregon. Raised in the lush beauty of the islands, Miki’s imagination has always been wild, colorful, and just a little mischievous. With a background in sculpture and a love for experimenting, she brings mythical creatures and playful beings to life—often with a twist that invites people to interact, explore, and even play.

Her work is a blend of fantasy, nature, dreams, and unexpected materials—whether it’s turning scrap metal into a joyful beast or crafting a creature that seems like it leapt out of another dimension. Miki loves figuring out weird and wonderful ways to make her art come alive, often encouraging viewers to touch, move, or even add their own personal touch. Her goal? To spark delight, inspire wonder, and remind people that imagination is a powerful, joyful force.

One of her most beloved creations is The Cosmic Messenger, also known as Ms. Peggy the Pegacorn—a whimsical, larger-than-life sculpture that’s part unicorn, part pegasus, part mermaid, and all magic. Miki’s collaborated with countless artists and collectives around Portland, always bringing her unique flair, clever problem-solving, and a whole lot of heart.

She believes that art should make you feel something—preferably like a kid who just discovered a secret world.