Nothing up my sleeve

Detour: cul-de-sac

Two person exhibition with
Chris Domenick

at International Waters, NY

A sundial watch

Detour: cul-de-sac

Two person exhibition with
Chris Domenick

at International Waters, NY

A note

In with the Old:
(Nearly) Six years of Project Art Distribution

at Yeh Art Gallery, St. Johns University, NY

Spa Horizon

Solo presentation

at NADA Foreland

with International Waters, NY

A preliminary drawing for 'Spa Horizon'

Color pencil drawing on office paper

8.5 x 11 in

two rentals

88.61 lbs

Solo exhibition

at Hesse Flatow, NY

No Table with
a Horse Thigh

88.61 lbs

Solo exhibition

at Hesse Flatow, NY

Incessant Suicide Attempt of a Fish
in a Foreign Land

In with the Old:
Five years of Project Art Distribution

at Richard and Dolly Maass Gallery,
Purchase College, NY

at Walter Elwood Museum,
Amsterdam, NY

Two Fish
One Coffin House

A Möbius Strip on the Sand

Two person exhibition with
Pedram Sazesh

at 934 Gallery, OH

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Beginningless sky, endless ground

Solo exhibition

at Jungganjijeom, Seoul, Korea

Beginningless sky,
endless ground

Beginningless sky, endless ground

Solo exhibition

at Jungganjijeom, Seoul, Korea

Curtain 1

Cotton, light bulb

66.15 x 85 in

I wear my nice clothes for dirty work...

For those of you who can open your eyes in water

Hope Floats

Crush Curatorial Amagansett, NY

The vanishing point of verification

Skowhegan Book Meet, NY

One day calendar

13 x 13 in each

A dog dream

30 x 37 in

Fail to go
BACK TO THE FUTURE

Ewha Womans University

A Losing Game

Ewha Womans University BFA Thesis

Rub it until...

Two stainless steel balls welded together

2 x 1 x 1 in

With Jake

Canon Image Runner C4080 1

216 original copies and total 217 copies.
Installed copies are: 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 14th 24th 34th 44th 54th 64th 74th 84th 94th 104th 114th 124th 134th 144th 154th 164th 174th 184th 194th 204th 214th 215th 216th 217th.
(The order starts from left to right)

Dimensions Variable

A glass trap

A tilted plain glass has a circular shaped hole.
There is the same sized tempered circular shaped glass underneath.

0.6 x 6.5 x 12.4 in

How Eyes Recognize
an Animating Object

Originally written in Korean
A prologue available in English
December 2010
Language: Korean
7.75 * 5.5 in

94 pages