My work constructs controlled structural systems that allow form to emerge through the behavior of materials. Working with textile, sculpture, and installation, I develop suspended and bound frameworks through which gravity, accumulation, and internal pressure generate unpredictable forms.

Drawing from Korean ritual practices in which fabric is bound to mark protection, passage, and collective memory, my work considers how bodies and shared structures are held together through repeated acts of construction. Informed by the structural logic of fashion, the work begins not with predetermined form but with pattern, assembly, and material conditions.

I build systems in which structure and material negotiate over time, allowing soft forms to emerge through tension, collapse, and pressure.