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ISLANDS
2001
15" x 15" x 15" each box
Fiber
$10,400 ($1600 for a single box with a figure inside,
$800 for the empty box).
SORROW VII
1998
32" X 9" X 7"
Fiber
$2,800
BIRD
2001
46" x 12" x 15"
fiber sculpture, cotton
NFS
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BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION
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Education
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1999
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M,F,A. Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana
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1994
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M.F.A. Ewha Woman's University, Seoul, Korea
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1989
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B.F.A. Ewha Woman's University, Seoul, Korea
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Recent Exhibitions
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2002
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Bridges: National Japanese Historical American Society,
San Francisco, CA
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Fiber Survey 2002, Snyderman/ Works Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
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SOFA New York 2002, New York, NY
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SOFA Chicago 2002, Chicago, IL
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Arline Fisch: Mobilia Gallery, Cambridge, MA
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2001
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SOFA Chicago 2001, Snyderman Works Gallery, Chicago, IL
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Solo Show, Stix Friedman Gallery, St. Louis , Missouri
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Woven Constructions, Craft Alliance, St. Louis, Missouri
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SOFA New York 2001. New York, NY
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All Media Group Show, Snyderman/ Works Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
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2000
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Go Figure, Lew Allene Contemporary Art Gallery, Santa FE, New Mexico
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Head Shots, Connell Gallery, Atlanta, Georgia
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SOFA Chicago 2000, Chicago, IL
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ARTIST STATEMENT
The title 'Island' implies the human body as isolated self-containment. I see a
human as being an isle locked in and eventually swallowed by the mysterious ocean,
It captures me with enchanting terror to face the cold apathy and grotesqueness of
this world ruled by illogically accidental happenings. As being a particle in the
infinity, it seems unbearably painful and even empty to think of the human desire
to be oneself, that is, to be an individual divided from others. One can protect
self from hiding in an isolated cell as a neutral zone. It means placing a distance
in between self and the world, and becoming happy in egoistic shelter. If one sets
self up in the world and searches for the truth of being, s/he cannot avoid but falling
in a magnetic swirl. That causes tremendous pain , confusion, and fear. In fact,
persuading the ideal or absoluteness requires complete departing form oneself and all
humanistic realism. In ultimate view, life is tragic.
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