I work across spatial practice, urban research, and performance.

I am interested in how we experience space through the body: how we walk, pause, look, listen, encounter others, and construct meanings as we move and live within the city. Much of my work begins from these everyday experiences and asks how they might become ways of investigating space.

Performance has increasingly become one of my main research methods. I use walking, movement, narrative, notation, and participation to explore spatial experience. Through performance, I am interested in making embodied and often overlooked aspects of spatial experience more perceptible, and in testing how space might be read and understood differently.

My urban research extends these questions into the wider conditions of everyday urban life. It allows me to connect embodied experiences with broader patterns of use, social relations, collective practice, and change over time. I am interested in how these connections can contribute to spatial knowledge and practice.

My background is in architecture, urban design, and performance directing.

I am currently based in Seoul. I am open to collaborations, research exchanges, and new forms of practice across spatial research and performance.

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