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"My art has been like a mirror with which to examine myself. Why am I often attracted to this kind of beautiful imagery, dealing with femininity, eroticism, and sexuality in my work? I am trapped in my own male way of seeing, or the male gaze, and I cannot escape this nature despite my desire to become a woman in my fantasy. This is a contradiction - the desire to become a woman and my maleness that exercises the male gaze."
Born in Seoul, South Korea / Works in Cliffside Park, NJ
you love figurative and figurative abstract art involving anti-racist aesthetics concerning Northeast Asian beauty and physiognomy, desire, and body.
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