"Fragments of Elsewhere" on view at Korean Cultural Center, Washington DC

I'm pleased to share that my works are included in the group exhibition "Fragments of Elsewhere" on view at the Korean Cultural Center, Washington DC, of the Embassy of the Republic of Korea from July 3 - August 22, 2025. Curated by Jerim Kim.

From the press release:

"In a world characterized by fluidity and change where constants seems persistently elusive, the idea of home often drifts somewhere between memory and reality. Home can be both a structure we inhabit and a feeling we chase—something defined not only by walls and roofs but by a disparate assemblage of language, culture, past lives, and imagined futures.

Patchwork of Elsewhere traces this intangible architecture of what makes a mere place truly a home—or not. For many, fond memories of home can also be a source of discomfort when coupled with displacement, longing, or mere provisional belonging. Family, like home, can also be defined in either physical or psychological terms, and the absence of either can be keenly felt. This exhibition investigates these issues within the ever-shifting context of human migration, adaptation, and cultural hybridity in an attempt to redefine a sense of belonging."