I am a Korean American multimedia artist raised in the Hudson Valley, now based in the Boston Area.

I am passionate about sustainable food systems, climate justice, and AANHPI community building, and I  prioritize working with clients in line with my values. I have experience providing graphic design, marketing, and illustration for various environmental nonprofits, grassroots organizations, and small businesses.

My personal artwork is a form of self expression and manifestation.  I work in a variety of mediums both analog and digital from woodcut printmaking, acrylics, and clay to Procreate and Adobe Suite. I explore my multicultural Korean American background through the reclamation of Korean craft, folklore, and symbolism. I am infinitely inspired by the natural world and enjoy incorporating plant and animal symbolism.

I received my B.A. in Environmental Studies and Studio Art from the University of Vermont in 2021. My education focused on intersectional environmentalism, sustainable food systems, and the intersection between art and the environment. My senior thesis, Transcending Boundaries, is a comparison of the effects of climate change on human and bird migration. This project consists of a research paper and series of multimedia woodcut prints.

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