My moving images are lyrically poetic first person stories based on my self and identity as an artist. Trying to locate my identity, I seek it in the different geographic and cultural milieus through which I have passed. The cyclical journey is a central metaphor for not only the travels between my two home countries, South Korea and the United States, but also of my daily life and its' rituals. My daily life is depicted with graphite with printmaking methods, then photographed. Hundreds of images are drawn, erased, and redrawn. Finally, the last sequence of images is all that remains on the paper, along with the traces of erased images.

Recent moving images such as "Day Series 2007", "Untitled-Grand Army Plaza", "Family Portrait-2009", and "Walk-2009" are focused on the repetitive nature of my daily life and its surroundings.  

Day Series 2007-1~5, is a series animation, which is created with imagery and sound extracted from my current daily life.  Day Series 2007-4 is made with approximatly 80 prints using a drypoint technique on plexi glass, and the 80 original prints remain at the end of the process.