Labay loves to create, and her artworks vary in form. She is able to navigate between the traditional and the contemporary arts. In August 2014, she won the first prize of the Pulima Art Award, and she is a high-profile young female artist nowadays.

Shifting between the modern and traditional realm, Labay attempts to find a balance between the two with her artworks and softly convey power. She has been in an art residency in Taiwan, New Caledonia, China, Spain, and so on. Her artworks are based on traditional Truku weaving and involve metal, soft sculpture, installation, video, and public art.