The Sun Does Not Set is a group exhibition exploring nature, identity, and transformation through abstract and semi-abstract works. Featuring floral forms, atmospheric landscapes, and expressive self-portraits, the show creates a meditative space grounded in presence, memory, and movement.

My contribution blends traditional Korean motifs with contemporary aesthetics, drawing on cosmic imagery and inner emotional landscapes. The exhibition brings together a diverse range of artists whose works form a visual dialogue between tradition and modernity, individuality and shared experience.

Cornell Fine Arts students organized an exhibition in Rome

Group exhibition inspired by ongoing research at Cornell on food-related nostalgia

Generated $800 in revenue in 2 days with individually and independently designed stickers, posters, prints, and books on Cornell campus.

Dedicated drawings for and about my grandparents and held an exhibition in Seoul, Korea