Haku, a Pinuyumayam artist, is from the Kasavakan Community. He started to create woodcarvings at the age of 42. Before that, he was a farmer and even a traditional leader of Kasavakan. Haku didn’t have professional training in painting, but he loves to paint. He had often drawn a lot of posters, cartoons, or posters when he was a student.

His woodcarving style is distinctive compared to the early Paiwan woodcarving. Haku’s three-dimensional sculptures have more modern character apart from the repetitive traditional totem or symbol in indigenous arts from the past. Instead, his woodcarving is simpler and with a lot of personal emotions.