Returning from Paris to Seoul, I met a felting teacher. She taught me how to see art beyond creative art materials; she encouraged me to apply my knowledge to express.  Art's purpose, as she told me, is not solely to recreate memories in our head and in front of our eyes---it's a vessel to embed meaning and make commentaries on concepts you truly care about. She also helped me find my own "art style," teaching me how it's something that makes your art truly yours. Artistic styles, I've learned, are never fixated or a treasure you find on an island; it's a voice that you develop and grow through consistency, practice, and love. I deviated a little bit :) Anyways, this exhibition reinterprets the pieces I made in "Yena & Paris." For instance, the animals are remade and placed inside a huge cardboard ship to illustrate Noah's Arc. This was when I began to weave in biblical stories using felt, cardboard, and acrylic.