I was born in Seoul, Korea in 1970 to a poet father and a teacher mother. 

I studied painting at Hongik University in Seoul, Korea, performance art at Ecole Nationale Superieure d'Art Paris - Cergy, and video at Ecole National Superieure des Arts Decoratifs in Paris. Today, I live and work in Pennsylvania in the United States.

Since 2005, I have been a professional artist. In 2006, I participated in the artist in residence program at Kunstdoc Gallery Seoul Korea. In 2007, I was selected with Cally Iden for a joint exhibition at the Moonshin Museum in Seoul; for an artist in residence program at DeLirium in Avignon, France; a fellowship at Ui Jae Studio in Gwangju Korea; and an award of solo exhibition at Geonhi Arts Foundation in Seoul.
 
In 2008,  I was selected for Korea International Arts Fair's "Find Hidden Treasure" award; and a solo exhibition at Art space HUT Seoul Korea.

In 2009, I was awarded a solo exhibition at Munhwailbo Gallery Seoul Korea; and selected as an artist in residence at the National Museum of Contemporary Art Korea. 

In 2009, I moved to the USA, and I started to do my artistic activities by participating in an artist in residence program at the Petrified Forest National Park Arizona in 2010. This past year, I was selected to participate in the 26th Annual National Juried Contemporary Art Exhibition at the Barrett Art Center Galleries; The Big Light Show at Anderson Ranch Arts Center; the Arts in the Air Project organized by Bread Board at PECO’s Clown Lights Tower in Philadelphia; and the "Art and the Environment" Exhibition at Interlochen Center for the Arts in Michigan.

In my work, I describe the flow of memory through drawing, video and other media. 
My work tells the story of things that grow, live, die and disappear.