Objects bring us luck. Not all of them, but the small trinkets we attach to bracelets, necklaces, key rings, or Crocs can charm our lives if we believe. Known primarily for her ceramic footwear, Didi Rojas’s latest series of sculptures at Hashimoto Contemporary explores the role of good luck charms in our lives: how they protect us, illuminate our values, and what message they project into the world. A collection of ceramic shoes, charms, and small “paintings” made of shoelaces woven over canvas, Good Luck Charm asks us not only if we believe, but who we declare ourselves to be when we do.