In my practice, I explore the intersections where nature, culture, and spirituality coexist, creating spaces for healing, contemplation, and spiritual renewal.
The repetitive act of filling lines with colored pencil on natural wood panels becomes a form of prayer, performed in rhythm with the breath of nature. Through this meditative process, I reinterpret the traditions of Eastern painting and Bojagi (traditional Korean wrapping cloth) through my own visual language.
Within these layered works, diverse cultural traditions and artistic mediums converge into a shared visual space. Ultimately, my work seeks to create a sanctuary for spiritual communication, dissolving the boundaries between the visible and the invisible, the everyday and the transcendent.
