Professional Documents
Culture Documents
2008-2016
Becoming-Earth
Size: 20 x 20 x 13 feet
Year: 2016
tionship among the artist, the designer, and the gallery. Comtemporary art
comes from a range of fields of study that encourage opportunities to work
in cross-disciplinary ways and finds a collobration as an intergral part of an
exhibition. The notions of creation, authorship, and originality have been
increasingly burred. We do research, select (ready-made), appropriate,
experiment, contextualize, cooperate, run budgets, and make connections
together.
one of the most influential composers of the 20thcentury. The idea is based
Year: 2016
Size: 33 x 20 x 13 feet
Year: 2016
lations, a live flute performance, and five drawings that focus on the inter-
esting intersection between the two genius artists. Besides the coincidental
fact that they were both born in December 1908, they both sought artistic
inspirations from other fields of knowledge such as science, mysticism,
and ecology. They attempted to collaborate with other fields to express the
complex world. Their interdisciplinary approach expands the sphere of art
more broadly.
Treatise on Rhythm, Color, and Birdsong sheds light on the intersection
between Utahs canyons and birdsongs which inspired Messiaens music
and the elements of Varos paintings. I do not position myself as a mere
producer of art objects, but a mediator who facilitates interactions among
different fields by reviving the two artists from the past. I work as a researcher who focuses on artists of the past who have been marginalized
from the canonical art history and gives them new meanings and uses the
resources as a springboard for artistic imagination.
Duration: 02:40
title borrows from the 3rd chapter of A Thousand Plateaus by Deleuze and
Year: 2016
Korea. The pile of powder has lost its original forms and meanings as flags.
Size: 4 x 4 feet
Year: 2013
flags posit in the new symbolic meaning of the re-unification between two
Koreas.
Objects, ideologies, and sounds are freed of their origins and move
around like epidemic, contagion, and the wind to become new other
States.
things. Unbuilding is the erosion of the boundary that can allow for a new
emergent whole.
Year: 2014
Title: I will move through air A Woman Who Taught Me How to Write
If the Earth is a curator, what would an exhibition look like? The premises
are to think about the Earth as a living organism, and to grasp the earths
Size: 80 x 16 x 16 feet
more than a tool for most people. I regard physical phenomena as some-
Year: 2014
er than something fixed and universal. I pay attention to the way physical
phenomena are recognized subjectively by individuals.
At this exhibition, dancers wander through structures containing phrases written by Raimundas Malaauskas, objects resembling minerals, and
paintings symbolizing zero gravity or nothingness. Through these elements, I seek to induce visitors to ask a basic question about themselves
from the perspective of the universe rather than from a human perspective.
The project has two parts. First, I placed translucent silhouettes of sky-
scrapers from across the globe on the windows of a new building in the
Size: 32 x 32 x 10 feet
fast-growing cities such as Seoul and Shanghai. Contrasting the real exteri-
Year: 2008
or view with the added silhouettes, I create a new urban landscape of overlapping scenes which serve as a metaphor for the citys own growth. The
translucent silhouettes are put up and photographed, and soon removed
from the window. Second, the compiled translucent silhouettes of skyscrapers are turned into the shapes of dying birds. I witnessed that birds hit
the window of a building and died and suffered from the pollution made
by new urban constructions.