We are what we see. We are what we feel.

These images and moving works explore the space between severance and reconnection. Each piece is a conversation — between generations, spirit and body, what was carried and what is becoming.

A woman wearing a traditional Korean hanbok in pink and blue stands with her eyes closed, raising her arm with her hand above her head, in a field of tall grass under a clear blue sky.
A woman in traditional Korean hanbok lying in tall grass with her eyes closed.
A woman in a traditional yellow and white dress standing in a grassy field under a clear blue sky.
A woman walking through tall grass in a field under a clear blue sky, wearing a long white and yellow dress with her hair tied back.
Two women dressed in traditional Korean hanbok standing in a grassy field under a clear blue sky, holding hands with eyes closed.
A woman in traditional Korean hanbok, with a pink top and blue skirt, sitting in a field of tall, dry grass under a clear blue sky, covering her mouth with her hand and holding a bunch of grass.
A round stone partially hidden among tall green grass blades.
Person holding a round, textured object, possibly a stone or artifact, with grass and colorful fabric or clothing in the background.