MINJUNG KIM has been exploring the artistic movements of the East and the West, using black ink to draw lines or create spontaneous strokes and repeatedly pasting the layers of Korean Hanji paper which she delicately burns with incense sticks and candles. The use of Hanji and fire as mediums and the subtle, repetitive handwork add depth to her pieces with formal richness and unsuspected poetic variations. The recurrent and reflective process is an important part of her work, which leads to meditation and healing. Viewers are drawn to the careful choice of materials, the delicate and controlled burning and a patient collage of thin Hanji paper—every element in the work of Minjung Kim reflects concentration and contemplation.