Art and Sculpture

A picnic kit embodying my Korean American identity, with respect to my ancestry, my heritage—the history that I carry—and the historical context of the changes between the generations of my lineage.

Wedding cake toppers celebrating the union of two lovers and their everlasting devotion that transcends their mortal existence. Polymer Clay and Acrylic. 4 by 7 by 7 inches

A biophilic sculpture exploring the relationship between nature and human anatomy. Clay, Oil, Gloss varnish

A self portrait, reminiscing on my childhood experiences and the desperate, aching need for attention. Oil on Canvas, 13 by 19 inches

Tapestry of memories of my childhood bedtime stories, style inspired by vintage children’s picture book illustrations. India Ink, Micron, and Sharpie, on Paper. 11 by 17 inches.

Gouache on Illustration Board. 18 by 24 inches.

Oil on Canvas. 5 by 10 feet.

A cherished memory of Hankook Seafood Market expeditions with my Umma (Mom). Pastel on Paper, 14 by 17 inches

An eerie walllpaper pattern inspired by the yellow silk moth and its wing "eyes." Red Relief Ink print on paper. 19.5 by 42 inches.

Discovering one’s identity and personality in the details of their comfort space. Pen on Paper, 13 by 10 inches

A visualization of the constant, cyclic battle with depression. Acrylic on canvas. 17 by 38.5 inches.

Drawings exhibiting the "radical change of space" of a staircase string installation. Charcoal on Paper, 18 by 24 inches.

Inspired by my grandma's stories of mending my childhood clothing. Charcoal on Paper, 14 by 17 inches

Documenting the body's particular motions and contortions in these minute moments of our day. Charcoal on Newsprint. 18 by 24 inches.