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09/17/2026

what happens when light becomes thread?

featuring work made by:
claudia
moth michelle lin
savorsak
Marina G. Cano
Shamira
antone1lla
natalia castro
Shannon Andino
hayley
Turi McKinley
Paula Swett
it
Shelley
Yvonne

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09/08/2026

Material Log: Module Study 001

08/28/2026

When the Asian Art Museum | San Francisco reached out ahead of their Ha Chong-Hyun retrospective, I was so excited because I was already exploring themes deeply parallel to his material practice. Ha Chong-Hyun, a pioneering Korean contemporary artist, is known for radical experimentation that redefined what a painting can be. My work mirrors his dialogue between restraint and freedom, developing a modular system of ott-finished hanji components and using a fixed set of rules to unlock infinite, open-ended variations.

The Ha Chong-Hyun: Retrospective exhibition opens September 25, 2026 at the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco!

07/14/2026

The Anatomy of Organized Play šŸ“āœØ

I partnered with Mustard Made Ā· Statement Storage to build the perfect storage system for my new project.

When diving into a new body of work, the hardest part isn’t the craft, it’s managing the creative chaos. I needed a dedicated space where my tools and swatches could live in.

Enter my new studio system: The Lowdown and The Storyboard.

I was instantly drawn to the Lowdown because its low profile reminds me of a traditional Korean ģž„ (Jang), cabinetry designed to center the energy of a room closer to the ground. There’s also something nostalgic about the locker aesthetic; it brings back that permanent ā€œstudentā€ mindset, keeping me curious and ready to learn.

Setting it up in my studio was quick and seamless, giving me an instant, modular system to categorize my R&D. Now, everything has a home, the chaos has a shape, and the organized play can finally begin.

Featured: The Lowdown, The Storyboard, and Baskets in Chalk.

07/08/2026

The most insane part about all of this is that they are all technically edible.

Hanji ķ•œģ§€ is made from mulberry, which we brew into teas. Perilla oil 들기름 is a kitchen staple. And Ott is actually used as a legendary health remedy.

06/14/2026

Nature’s most resilient shield doesn’t come from a lab, it comes from a tree’s defense system.

The process of getting this lacquer relies on the Korean Lacquer Tree, known in Korea as ģ°øģ˜»ė‚˜ė¬“ (Cham-ot-namu). Native to the region, this specific tree secretes a brilliant protective sap called 옻 (ott) to seal its wounds. It is an ancient, thousand-year-old craft that requires an immense amount of patience, maturing over a thousand days from a muddy dark paste into a translucent amber glow.

Disclaimer: The tree pictured in the background of this video is just a beautiful tree hanging out in Prospect Park.

06/04/2026

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05/29/2026

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