How not to re-render the canvas once state changes?

I have couple of states where I change on different parts of the project:

which are:

    const [sketchDimensions, setSketchDimensions] = useState(SHOE_DIMENSIONS);
    const [selectedSegment, setSelectedSegment] = useState(null);
    const [activeSidebar, setActiveSidebar] = useState(1);
    
    // and so on 

and I’m using @P5-wrapper/react as a p5 wrapper.

I have a canvas component:

const Canvas = memo(({ sketchDimensions, setSketchDimensions, selectedSegment, setSelectedSegment, activeSidebar, selectedView, currentView }) => {
    if (sketchDimensions.length > 0) {
        console.log('initialized canvas');

        return (
            <ReactP5Wrapper
                sketch={shoeSketch}
                sketchDimensions={sketchDimensions}
                setSketchDimensions={setSketchDimensions}
                selectedSegment={selectedSegment}
                setSelectedSegment={setSelectedSegment}
                // and others
            />
        );
    }
});

and problem appears when the state changes and it creates new canvas elements and GPU increases around 0.8-0.9GB every time one of the states change.

is it possible not to re-render the canvas every time state changes?