An altered book of the Alchemist by Pablo Coelho. During the journey of making one’s dream come true, he finds the strength lies in himself.

Collage, 5"w x 4.875"h x 0.25"d, February 2013

A flag book, from the photographs taken in Vietnam, showing ominous feeling of being surrounded by chaotic electric wires.

Digital printing, 8.5"w x 16.25"h x 0.875"d, editions of five, April 2013

Photo plate images showing unique qualities of the Vietnam, a place where old and new exist in harmony.

Photo plate, digital printing, and long stitch binding, 10"w x 7"h x 0.375"d, editions of three, May 2013

Depicting gruesome original endings of well-known fairy tale scenes.

Lithography, long stitch binding, and pamphlet binding, 3.75"w x 5.5"h x 0.5"d, editions of seven, August 2013

A carousel book about a journey that indigenous people of Latin America made to come to the new land.

Hand-painted in gouache, 5.75"w x 7"h, editions of five, March 2014

A carousel book with the theme of human-eating animals and plants as merry-go-round forms.

Hand-painted in gouache, 4.25"w x 5.75"h, editions of twenty, February 2014

A book about mass killings of innocent people in Korea during 1945-1953 due to an unstable political situation.

Lithography, pronto plate, and letterpress printing, drum leaf binding, 9.75"w x 14"h x 1.125"d, editions of ten, May 2014

Inspired by a trip to Ladakh, India, bending is about how Ladakh is modernizing while holding on to their beautiful tradition.

Lithography, pronto plate, and screen printing, 5”w x 6”h x 0.75”w, editions of ten, October 2014

30th Annual Corcoran Printmaking Portfolio.

Color lithography, 7.5”w x 7.5”h, editions of thirty, January 2015

Collaboration with a D.C. poet, Michelle Dove, working with the given theme, deceptively obvious.

Screen printing, 9”w x 11”h, editions of twenty, April 2015

A book inspired by free-spirited feral chickens in Hawaii.

Lithography, 8.5”w x 9.25”h x 0.75”d, editions of ten, August 2017

A cut-paper book about the importance of land and taking care of it.

Cut paper and wood, 17.25”w x 9.25”h x 0.5”d, editions of eight, March 2019

Lithography, 9”w x 11”h, editions of ten, August 2019

An accordion book about abandoned cars in Hawaii becoming one with nature.

Lithography, 7.75"w x 10"h x 0.5”d, editions of four, October 2019

Woodblock printing, 8"w x 10"h, editions of twelve, September 2020

Woodblock, 5w” x 7h”, editions of twelve, February 2023

Pronto lithograph, 12.125w” x 9.375h”, editions of ten, February 2023

Pronto lithograph with hand-painted gouache, 7w” x 7h”, editions of ten, March 2023

Pronto lithograph with hand-painted gouache, 12.75w” x 14h”, editions of five, April 2023

Pronto lithography, 5” x 7”, editions of 12 and AP editions of 2

An accordion book was inspired by the history of South Korea rising from the devastation of the Japanese colonization and the Korean War. West Germany came to the aid of South Korea with a loan and a labor exchange contract. Koreans were able to travel to West Germany for jobs as miners and nurses. Over the span of ten years they sent home about $101M. This money, along with the German loan became an economic foundation for South Korea. The loan enabled the construction of Pohang Ironworks and the first highway in Korea.

Inspired by the life of the artist’s father who worked as a civil engineer on the first Korea highway, the book is an ode to her father.

Pronto lithography, screen printing, and letterpress printing, 9” x 7” closed, editions of 10, May 2024

Special thanks to College Book Art Association (CBAA) for 2023 Member Support Grant to produce this book.