Glacial ice in the Himalayas, the majesty of Victoria Falls, the vitality of the Serengeti, and the Indian Ocean winds of Zanzibar. These sensory experiences made me a dreamer who thinks and creates like Da Vinci. Inspired by the 'rolling water drum' for African women, I decided to become a designer. I returned to my homeland, South Korea—a technological giant built on rapid growth, yet leading the OECD in suicide rates.
I dream of a world where knowledge evolves into wisdom for a virtuous life. To achieve this, I chose design as the most efficient language to move hearts. My life has been nomadic, moving every five years, but this volatility has taught me to focus on the unchanging 'essence.' This is the foundation of the good design I pursue.
'Therefore, whatever you do, do all to the glory of God' (1 Corinthians 10:31)
