62 x 62 x 1(in)
It’s one of common and ordinary things in everyday life but, thinking of a sublime beauty of sky.
48 x 35 x 2(in)
I create abstracted documentation of the sublime beauty of unique skies using imagery and glass. I redevelop these images by carefully sifting on many layers of colored glass powders.
This process allows me to express the unpredictable emotions of our life. These works reveal the duality of weakness and strength inherent reflected within glass and within each of us.
287 - 301 steps from the studio
W 267 & w 302
Pate de verre, kiln-formed glass
85 x 9.5 x 1.5 (in)
I've walked out from my studio every day; Browsing and capturing sky at the same place, steps, directions, and time.
With my documentation, I tried to describe as same as possible "seeing" what I was looking at emotionally.
Illuminated Fantasies, 2018
Flameworking, Plasma_Krypton fiiled
Illuminated Fantasies, 2018
Flameworking, Plasma_Krypton fiiled
Pate de verre, kiln-formed glass
36 x 52 x 7 (in)
Pate de verre, kiln-formed glass
48 x 60 x 7.5 (in)
On-going Project since 2015
Kiln-formed Glass, Decals
Installation
Accumulating sky images from people and documenting myself.
When I took the picture of the sky, it reminds me "sence of place" and "cadence of the sky" from that experiences; this is ongoing work since 2015.
Pate de Verre, powder Glass, Decals, Metal hinge, Mirror
2.5 x 1.5 (in)
Glass allows me to tell the story of my memories that are left behind from diverse emotions in my life. My memories are expressed by using precarious and fragile forms.
Flamework glass, Decals, Kiln-formed glass
Kinetic
26 x 20 x 10 (in)
Living as a foreigner in the states; it always allows me to think of my home country. I'm here but my family and friends are away from me; however, we exist at the same time, even though there's the time difference.
I took half of the sky imagery in this piece at Rochester, NY; friends in Korea took the other half of them at the same time.
Flamework glass, Decals, Blown glass
Kinetic
22 x 22 x 19 (in)
The horses are flameworked blown glass; Structure made out of borosilicate glass; Images on glass are photo decal on the kiln-formed glass; the center column and bottom base are blown with soda-lime glass.
