As an interdisciplinary artist, I explore identity through photography, video, drawing, and performance driven by a fascination with the intricate dynamics between individuals and their environments. I examine themes of societal conformity, feminism, and environmental consciousness, shaped by my upbringing in South Korea and experiences in vastly different landscapes—from the vibrant metropolis of New York City to the quiet suburbs of Texas. This contrast has sharpened my ability to observe and capture the subtle nuances that define each place.

A deeply personal struggle has profoundly influenced my creative practice—a decade-long journey through infertility, marked by miscarriages and a life-threatening encounter with preeclampsia. This transformative experience has led me to reflect on human existence in the physical world and our profound connection to our surroundings. Growing up with physician parents who instilled in me an appreciation for the fragility and resilience of life has further shaped my perspective.

In my work, I capture the social and physical landscapes I navigate, revealing the ways we adapt to and conform within our environments. My photographs and videos serve as a visual exploration of identity, interwoven with the complexities of place, memory, and belonging.