Tissue paper series

2016-2017

  • 2021

    2021

  • Broken Memory_work in progress

    Broken Memory_work in progress

    Year
    2017
  • 200,000...41,40,39

    200,000...41,40,39

    My fragile work is about the life and memory of minorities in Korea and a few Asian countries. These minorities were sexual slaves for the Japanese military during the 2nd World War and they were called ‘Comfort Women’. The more I have learnt about their lives, the more difficult I have found it to convey their stories and memories, since what they had experienced are impossible things to represent even by themselves. This work is part of a journey to figure out the way to transfer tragic life, memory, or trauma of certain people in emotional, abstract, but clear visual language.

    * In the 2nd World War, Japan abused 200,000 women, but now there are only 39 abused women left in Korea. Every Wednesday the women protest for recovery of their lives even though they are over 90 years old.

    Tags
    textile, contemporary art, paper, fragility, memory
    Year
    2017
    Dimensions
    160 x 120cm (WxH)
  • 200,000...41, 40, 39

    200,000...41, 40, 39

    details

    Year
    2017
    Dimensions
    160 x 120cm (WxH)
  • covered narratives

    covered narratives

    Year
    2017
    Dimensions
    50 x 65cm (WxH)
  • Broken Memory II

    Broken Memory II

    Year
    2017
    Dimensions
    160 x 140cm (WxH)
  • Broken Memory_work in progress

    Broken Memory_work in progress

    Year
    2017
  • Broken Memory_work in progress