Yun-Ah Seo

    I collect inner reactions relating to personal circumstances, comprising of beliefs, emotions, perceptions, philosophy, and creation. I thereafter look into how all of these apply in real life in an attempt to express spiritual reactions to physical reflections. 

    Inner reactions to personal circumstances such as conflicts of layered systems as required by society and theological belief. Although not having reached definitive conclusions, I have had a glimpse at the interplay that exists which I cannot explain well: images and narratives, wandering in a midst of clear recognition and chaotic confusion. 

    I rummage through these images and narratives piece by piece, relying on emotional responses and attempts at spiritual questioning. My works encompass debris from events in my own life; sorting through these things takes up a month or more, and become different kind of images. These images are signs that point out intuitive thoughts which have matured over time—like water overflowing from a glass.

    These images live vividly in my mind, reflect my reality, and have lead to the spiritual narratives that I now impart. They wander in a grey zone between recognition and subconscious—a space somewhat beyond my own control. I endeavour to reveal them in order to share what I am engrossed with at a given moment. Developing intuitive insight into an otherwise mundane life may help provide answers to some of the mysteries that occupy my practice.