“I think I became more fearless facing negative emotions because I know through drawing, they will melt into the air and become color and pencil strokes that I can hug and keep.”
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psychotherapy & contemporary arts magazine
“I think I became more fearless facing negative emotions because I know through drawing, they will melt into the air and become color and pencil strokes that I can hug and keep.”
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“Art enables you to express when you are unable to muster the words to do so.” – Neil Winter
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A selection of immersive artworks, where viewers become protagonists through technologies such as VR, holography, and digital projection.
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“I am always fascinated with how each of us has a subjective view of reality, which is sensed through a biological lens that has evolved over millions of years. The question of, How do we find a sense of objective reality? Also, how much free will do we really have?” – Jason Herr
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“My own time-related work is also made under the effect of the pandemic… It was a personal crisis for me, I started to fight that feeling by drawing a flower a day as a mark of time.”
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“I don’t make art as a form of escape – or as entertainment, but rather it is my way of really being in the world.”
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“I understood that I am a person who strongly resists a pre-understanding of the world… paintings can always be the clue for this whole process.”
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“Complexity and convolution can often lead to a painting’s downfall but I tend to push things in that direction despite this… I often find that the more a composition teeters towards total collapse, the more exciting it becomes.”
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“My art has truly been helpful in understanding my identity as someone from the Korean diaspora. And before this exploration through my work, it was an area that I was afraid to tap into.”
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“Sometimes I’ll stumble upon an object or a scene and know in that moment that I am going to need to paint it as soon as possible. Other days, I definitely have to dig it up and suck it up…”
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“More and more we know that the whole system is not going in the right direction… But sometimes such a serious subject deserves a little derision and humor.”
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“I’ve been slowly working on a series focusing on folks reaching enlightenment in Walmart… The subjects are like the Buddhist image of the lotus which rises from muddy dirty waters without a speck of dust adhering to it as it proceeds to bloom pristine.”
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