I paint kindness as a disguise.
We live in a world that rewards politeness, even when it's used to keep things quiet.
My stories begin in silence—in control, in beauty, and the violence just beneath it.
I borrow from Korean folk paintings, broken memories, and animal forms—where the line between human and beast disappears.
My images don't scream. They watch. And sometimes, they hold a mirror up before you even notice.

“I paint kindness as a disguise. Because I was once taught to smile, even when I was hurting.”