I am an expert maker of analog devices that utilize programming and digital signals. Fields of expertise include, but not limited to, sculpture, casting, carpentry, and welding. I developed depth in each of these fields based on abundant professional experience obtained while running my own commercial art business. I wish to further study making innovative devices and sustainable installations that can benefit the lives of human and animals. I would also like to expand skills in social contribution through the learning opportunities at MIT so that my effort in social services will have an extensive impact on the world.
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2000 / h 600 X 400 mm / colour pens, soft pen, a piece of paper
Through this work, I abstracted the way people or nature live their lives. They are moving differently with completely different forms, but they are gathering to create a landscape.
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The work was portrayed through the news that in Korea’s economic crisis, steel mills saw a surge in exports due to low wages and a fall in the value of the won. I show the value and survival of the workers through this work.
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1998 / h 1200 X 800 mm / Chinese ink, poster paint, water glue, marker pen, sign pen, marker spray, a piece of paper
It was the first painting when I dreamed of becoming an artist, before studying art. When Korea’s economic crisis called the IMF came, the gap between the rich and the poor became the biggest social issue. To speak for the voice of people with economic difficulties, I painted the historical issue named the Donghak Peasant Movement, the first major demonstration of equality in Korea.