When Clouds Appear in a Clear Sky

‘When Clouds Appear in a Clear Sky’ explores the poetic relationship between sky, cloud, and human perception through the landscape of Seoul. Observed above the city’s layered skyline, drifting clouds become quiet subjects of contemplation—revealing changing light, fleeting emotion, and subtle rhythms of nature within urban life. Through this gaze, the work reflects on inner stillness, unconscious values, and the gentle comfort nature quietly offers to the soul.

Big Money.

“I make money in casinos,” he said, voice flat. “Not luck. Systems.” The hostess from Busan didn’t flinch. She’d seen the type. Expensive jacket. Dead eyes. “Took my wife to Tetsuya’s. Nine hundred bucks,” he said. “Made three grand back at The Star before the valet even pulled up.” He tapped his temple. “Patterns. Vibes. I got five systems. One always hits.” She poured his soju. Quiet. He studied her like a game he already won. “You ever seen someone win big?” he asked. She smiled.

Collective Bibliography

This project visualizes a reference relay conducted in a Visual Design Theory class. Each student selected ten references reflecting their interests and explained the relationships between them. Using library and online resources, participants gathered materials within 15 minutes and presented their connections in 3 minutes. The resulting “Collective Bibliography” was visualized as a single, continuously circulating structure of knowledge.
420 × 790 mm, Digital Print (RGB)

Rainbow Shadow Chaser

Poster design for the exhibition, Rainbow Shadow Chaser. Rainbow Shadow Chaser explores melancholy, the defining sentiment of Seoul—a dynamic city where speed and convenience coexist with irrationality and disorder. The exhibition closely examines the intricate and multifaceted landscapes of those who navigate life within the city.

Masterplan The Architectural Robot

This is the ‘Masterplan The Architectural Robot.’ It was created by focusing on our signature geometry, mechanical components, wit, and architectural beauty. By reinterpreting existing robot toys, it transforms from architecture when folded to a robot when unfolded. This is the front view of the folded state.

Boy Sculpture

Physical album design for singer-songwriter saeneok.
Each track becomes a coordinate, revealing fragments that compose the boy. As the listener turns the pages of the album, they wander through the narrator’s memories—like sailing, or drifting. The recurring square motif visualizes the fragmented imagery inherent in the word ‘pieces.’

small mess

small mess extends P.S. 1 by reworking residual elements from its risograph production. Margins, ink variations, and unintended compositions are cut, collected, and reassembled into new pages. Without adding content, it reframes what is typically discarded as primary material. Through this iterative process, the work shifts attention to the conditions of making as a generative structure.