In Between Spaces

Painting allows me access to the autobiographical, enabling me to both configure and reconfigure my relationship with the spiritual realm. How these methods may pertain to the ways I encounter abstraction is through the alchemical experimentation, altering time, space, memory, and trauma as a transformative process, co-creating from my internal well, symbolically expressed as the holy spirit. Shaped by my identity as a first-generation immigrant and Korean-Canadian, I use painting to inquire about the magic, serendipity, and experience existing in-between worlds as a transformative and malleable process of the work. Tracing back to moments of childhood, nostalgia and recollection that work their way in an interdimensional claim, reconsidering the affects associated with the metaphysical and Flow-State as to how they inform the ways I make co-creating with God.