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                                                             design
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   2021 - 22
   / MyLocker
   / Roadmap to Resilience

   2020
   / , nevertheless,

                                                          teaching
   __________________________________
   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
   __________________________________
   2023
 / Temporary Preservation Method

  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

circulatory : respiratory : exhalation



acrylic and water on paper, 19x29cm each, 2018


Breath, so light, is often taken for granted.

Although breathing is circulated yet momentary, every inhalation and exhalation is different. I left evidence for the breath that once existed and vanished. Reproducing a single breath, with a material that goes through circulation gives emphasis on how breath has existed temporarily. By freezing water inside the structured mold, I can regenerate the same breath that I exhaled. Ice, placed on a thin layer of paper, will melt and eventually leave a trace on the surface.










documentation

Featured:
2019, I Don’t Feel At Home in This World Anymore, Sol Koffler Gallery, Providence RI
https://events.risd.edu/event/exhibition_i_dont_feel_at_home_in_this_world_anymore#.Xv-aaZNKidY
Mark