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시선,
영원 속으로
Gaze into Eternity

Gifts from

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Performing Our Hope

Telepathy And Landscapes

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SAAP

Birth Treasure (Fingers)

Birth Treasure (Neck)

July 2018

Readymade Objects

Group Exhibition Zeitgeist at the Institut Für Alles Mögliche in Berlin

Close-to-perfect orientation and curatorship at the exhibitions in Germany was my great inspiration during the study trip for Dada. Using readymade objects, I created a series of artworks that function as decorative containers for the gifts I bought for my friends and family.

2018 - 2019

Archival project to explore the beauty of Korea

The ongoing archives of Telepathy And Landscapes (TAL) currently include visual and sound documentation of performances, conversations, objects and field researches.

Since 2018, I became very interested in the origin of my cultural background to research the context of my superego after having traveled around the Europe in summer. I have grown up mostly in a western environment as my parents sent me to a private Christian elementary school in Korea, and I moved alone to Canada at my age 14. Although I never had a good

chance to deeply inquire about my national identity, I always knew by heart that my conscience was deeply rooted in the culture of Korea.

When I came to visit home during the vacations, I had field trips to historic places to trace down my national identity and made a series of collaborative projects to explore the visual aesthetic and philosophy of Korea. In 2019, my friends and I formed an anonymous performance group named TAL (Telepathy And Landscapes), meaning mask in Korean (referring to Hahoe Mask). The purpose of this collective movement is to understand our origin in-depth by researching, performing, and making civic scale art to raise awareness to appreciate the intrinsic value of Korean folk rituals, shamanism, architecture, and natural landscapes.

2018 - 2019

Archival project to explore the beauty of Korea

The ongoing archives of Telepathy And Landscapes (TAL) currently include visual and sound documentation of performances, conversations, objects and field researches.