Born in one place and raised in another, the experience of standing out in a homogeneous environment shapes the exploration of themes such as isolation and anonymity. Through the lens, urban landscapes, people, and mundane objects are captured, revealing the impersonal nature of contemporary urban surroundings.

In The Shadow We Bloom, set against the backdrop of South Korean cities, examines the use of the urban environment as a stage, where individuals craft images of themselves for social media consumption. This ongoing phenomenon is juxtaposed with images of the city itself.

This exploration challenges the curated reality often presented on social media, offering a perspective that combines the personal with the universal, and in doing so, contrasts sharply with the polished images typically seen online.

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