[1] Musasama's artistic practice and work as an educator is informed by her extensive travels to Africa, Asia, and Latin America including countries such as Sierra Leone, Cambodia, Vietnam, and Japan to learn about non-Western cultures, specifically as relates to womanhood and socio-political issues impacting women.

[3][4][5] In the 1970s she traveled to West Africa where she lived and worked in Mendeland, Sierra Leone, it was there she first witnessed the effects of female circumcision of young girls.

[5] Five of Musasama's Maple Tree series sculptures were exhibited at the Fine Arts Gallery at Long Island University in Southampton, NY in April 1998.

[5] Stop (1994) and Sugar vs Sap (1992), two sculptures from the Maple Tree series, were exhibited in the No Longer Empty: Southeast Queens Biennial in 2018.

She has also worked with AFESIP Cambodia and Together1Heart, organizations dedicated to supporting and rescuing girls and young women that are victims of human trafficking.