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Writings

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Making a monster

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New year's snake

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Disney store & Hamley's visit

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Artists research:

Jeff Koons

Hebru Brantley

+Kaws

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Jeff koons, kitsch

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@ Tate Museum (25th Jan, 2025)

"Kelley's monkey island work impressed me because I liked the way he has done this island project. He designed many creative and surreal characters for the island, and his concept of the project was clear and uncanny. This work inspired me to design an island. Also, he made a series of ghosts; he found his style and subjects through his self-observation and consideration of public culture. Monkeys and ghosts often come from our imagination, and we all have this cultural character. He reflected an image for his ghost series, and he created many works from his creativity and public culture. It's intriguing that he took public cultural objects into consideration."

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"Her methodology was what I was finding when I started practicing creating 3D objects. The method of using a single colour was what I was planning and looking for. She shows her sensibility and creativity through this methodology. It's impressive that she uses only a single colour and expresses both reality and creativity. She doesn't use a chromatic or shiny one; instead, by using a singular colour, she shows her universality of style. I could learn how to show creativity and media through this method."

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"Helfrecht's 'Spiral (2019)' photograph was fascinated by her methodology regarding a subject, house. She photographed some elements from the house, and her emotions can be seen through her style. I could feel and see her trauma from the subject and depiction she used. And this can be one of her styles, and it is conceptualised through her clear self-emotions and historical aspects. Situations from the past and present reveal post-memory. She photographed simple objects on the site. Her photographs here don't directly show her situations, but, as she used her methodology, I believe the audience can see her thoughts. I found that death is not far away since I was 20–21 years old. Her work can show how she was thinking and, most importantly, how she cherished her grandmother and expressed it."

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2nd February, 2025

'Zine-making workshop'

"In this zine workshop, I met many people and completed these zines through various interactions with them. During this process, I collected images of food (preferably sweet) and those that conveyed a sugary, pleasant feeling. I then looked for other images that matched well with those. Inspired by things like grandfather’s nagging or sweet moments in daily life, I was able to create these two illustrative zines. Later, when I introduced the zines to some of the people I met during the workshop, I explained that I wanted to express a sweet atmosphere and a casual vibe."

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"Working process show"

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27th Feb ~ 3rd March 2025

@ Copeland gallery

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The result of experiments.

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Digital

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Climate change & Anthropocene

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Final outcome 1

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Final outcome 2

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Final outcome 3

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Final outcome 4

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Final outcome 5

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Facility: Image capture studio

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Visual media & communications

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Process & transforming dolls into toys

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Method, Kitsch, Media