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                                                             design
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   2021 - 22
   / MyLocker
   / Roadmap to Resilience

   2020
   / , nevertheless,

                                                          teaching
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   2021 - 23
   / Seoul Women’s University
   / Seoul National University
     Children’s Hospital   
   / NokNok

   2020
   / Blood in the Louvre,
     Butt in Vimeo (B:L=B:V)


                                                          artworks
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   2022
  / Vanishes as it Exists
   2021
   / 비로소 사라져야 기억되는
     Of Everything That
     Disappears Remains 
   / I’ve Came To Realize

   2020
   / Traces of 
   / , nevertheless,
   / [ ]
   2019
   / It Was Still There
   / disappearance of persistence,
     compilation of ephemera
   / study for tide and layer
   / study for tide and sediment

   2018 -
   / circulatory : respiratory : exhalation
   / 2018/transition/1011
   / to a certain extent
   / Between the Two: Semantic
     and Episodic
   / Function Follows Form
   / EBE
   / DASIDAA X WeFabCity

It Was Still There



plaster and December 4th, 2019 Providence snow,
plaster and December 2nd, 2019 Providence snow


           
When water freezes with the physically visualized shape and the scent of memory, it will be firmly held while it transforms into ice. Memories are metaphorically replicated as a form of frozen water, which soon melt and disappear. Capturing the moment of transition is to explore the in between and evidence of its existence. The residue is the solidified part, in which the melted water is blended with plaster.







At any rate, nothing just vanishes; of everything that disappears there remain traces. The problem is what remains when everything has disappeared. It’s a bit like Lewis Carroll’s Cheshire Cat, whose grin still hovers in the air after the rest of him has vanished. Or like the judgement of God: God disappears, but he leaves behind his judgment.        
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         
                                                                                                                                      - Jean Baudrillard Why Hasn’t Everything Already Disappeared?











Featured:
2020, WETWIRED in the MEATSPACE, Boston Cyberarts, Boston MA
https://www.bostoncyberarts.org/new-events/wetwired-in-the-meatspace

2020, AREA CODE Art Festival 
https://www.areacodeartfair.com/chung