Festival Identity for the 27th Jeonju International Film Festival (April 29–May 8, 2026). The identity began with a trailer where collected everyday objects appear as characters in stop-motion sequences. Objects of different natures come together to form a single frame, reflecting the festival's embrace of diversity. Images extracted through editing expand into key visual elements throughout the festival.

Oblique Time, KAIST Art Museum Exhibition Terrace 6-7 (March 3–August 28, 2026). Three outdoor installations exploring sensory elements and spatial experience: Vertical Drift, Split Horizon, and Between Platforms. The exhibition marks the inaugural show in the museum's newly opened rooftop galleries.

Collaborated with ISU Group on the design of 2026 diaries and calendars. Twelve works were incorporated into the cover and interior pages, with different typography applied each month to reflect typographic experimentation. The project utilized eco-friendly materials, including zero-plastic production with sustainable paper and ink.

Featured as an interviewee in the exhibition Karel Martens: Unbound at Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam (July 11–October 26, 2025). The first major retrospective of Karel Martens presents over 300 works spanning 65 years of graphic design. Video interview explores Martens' influence on contemporary graphic design and typography.

Studio visit featured in Format Club No 54 (June 3, 2025). The feature provided insight into artistic practice and curatorial approach, as well as exhibitions at LOOM.

Lecture at Raumklasse Sommersemester 2025, UdK Berlin (June 3, 2025). The presentation introduced LOOM, a Berlin-based project space that functions as a transparent layer revealing the circulation of ideas and completed works, creating opportunities for new forms of interaction. Poster design by Seo Young Park.

Featured speaker at Design International 2025, UQAM École de design, Montreal (May 10, 2025). The event marked the 50th anniversary of UQAM's School of Design, bringing together international designers for intensive workshops, practical courses, and lectures alongside Fraser Muggeridge, Julie Richoz, Sandra Kassenaar, and Tyl Vergriete.

Collective Cosmo: SET v.26 at Gallery of HBKsaar, Saarbrücken (April 9–29, 2025). The exhibition explored fragmented wall paintings reinterpreted as canvas pieces in collaboration with students, prompting reflection on questions of authorship and the connection between objects, signs, and ideas. Featured in Slanted.

Visiting Artist Lecture and individual critiques in Graphic Design at Yale School of Art, New Haven (February 14, 2025). Poster design by Coco Shiya Yuan, Graphic Design MFA '25.

Featured in BE(ATTITUDE) Magazine Visual Portfolio. In-depth interview discussing creative practice, LOOM project space, collection and archive methodology, and recent explorations in physicality and improvisation.

Speaker at Principles of Serendipity, a conference on expanded design at HBKsaar, Saarbrücken (November 8–9, 2024). The conference brought together designers, artists, and theorists engaged in graphic design and creative research, alongside Anke Haarmann, Anne Büttner, James Langdon, Nina Sieverding, Tereza Ruller, Laucke Siebein, and Maureen Mooren. Featured in Slanted.

Studio visit with students from Burg Giebichenstein Kunsthochschule Halle (October 23, 2024). Presentation and discussion at LOOM with Andrea Tinnes and Marcus Wachter.

Artist residency at Amant Foundation, Chiusure, Siena (Summer 2024). The three-month residency explored the relationship between memory and collecting, developing projects including Temporary Post Office Chiusure and Found Composition series. Featured in Meet the Residents interview with Chief Curator Tobi Maier.

Book launch of Portrait at Common Imprint, Berlin (June 8, 2024). Artist talk with Emily Smith discussing the creative process behind the publication, an extension of the ongoing SET project exploring accumulation, co-authorship, and serendipity. In conjunction with the exhibition Familiar Trajectory in the Footsteps (June 8–July 6, 2024).

Easy Heavy, Kukje Gallery Busan (May 8–June 30, 2024). The exhibition featured nearly 40 works including paintings, collages, hanging sculptures, and wall paintings, exploring the expressive potential of graphic design elements within an exhibition space. The works examine the intersection between design practice and the art system, recontextualizing two-dimensional printed material within three-dimensional exhibition platforms.

Published Portrait (Propaganda, 2024). An extension of the ongoing SET project, the 376-page publication proposes an accommodating container for matters of accumulation, new methods of making, and the role of serendipity and co-authorship. The book maps real-world scale and perspective onto the printed page, creating an experimental dialogue between archival elements, the present moment, and unknown outcomes. Text by Emily King.

Lecture at Hochschule für Gestaltung Offenbach (November 28, 2023). Part of the Diamantenakademie and Butter & Brot lecture series, discussing the transition from graphic design to visual art, the concept of "found fiction," and recent solo exhibitions SET, Tester, and TYVMXZU!!

Lecture at Jitsi Bitsi Spider #28, Weissensee Kunsthochschule Berlin (November 15, 2023). Part of the Visual Communication lecture series organized by Matthias Hübner.

TYVMXZU!!, Efremidis, Berlin (September 15–October 28, 2023). Part of Gallery Weekend Berlin 2023 Herbst. The exhibition presented mass-produced stickers and signs elevated into bright acrylic, marbled gypsum, and embroidery, exploring the dual possibilities of visual communication through material translation.

Published Un Sedicesimo 73: Piece (Corraini Edizioni, 2023). A 16-page artist's publication as part of the Un Sedicesimo series, a bimonthly magazine where each issue is designed entirely by a different artist, illustrator, or designer. The series, curated by Pietro Corraini since 2007, focuses on making graphic design rather than talking about it.

Featured in Naver Design Press (July 31, 2023). Interview discussing the intersection of design and art, LOOM project space in Berlin, and the TESTER exhibition at DOOSAN Gallery.

Featured in KST Vol. 3 with an in-depth interview on the graphic identity and creative direction for Hallyu! The Korean Wave at the V&A Museum, London. The conversation explored hybridity as a key concept in Korean Wave culture, the role of graphic designers in exhibition curation, and the complexities of the 'K-' phenomenon. Graphic identity developed in collaboration with Yejoo Lee.

TESTER, DOOSAN Gallery, Seoul (June 7–July 8, 2023). The exhibition presented 193 archival pieces centered on the SET project alongside new works, including the 16-meter wall painting SET v.24. The title reflects the artist's ongoing state of experimentation and progression, positioning herself as both an experimenter and a tester who continuously revisits and advances her practice. Featured in Monthly Art.

Symposium speaker for Graphic Design Project Week 2023: "Tools to Dismantle the Master's House?" The presentation explored visual symbols, methods of working, and activating cultural spaces through design practice, alongside speakers Ruben Pater and Martijn de Heer. Also led Think with Your Hands workshop with Lupi Asensio and Marina Chaccur, focusing on process-first experimentation through collage, painting, and lettering.

36th & Samson, First Last Booklet Series #5 (2019). The 12-page booklet presents images created as sketches for the installation FFC on 6, 7, 8 at ICA Philadelphia. The installation brought two-dimensional graphic investigations into architectural space, spanning across the building's gridded structure from eastside windows through the lobby and mezzanine. Published by First Last, designed by Nick Massarelli, edition of 50.

Dance with Oskar, Workshop by Na Kim, 9.11— 16.11.2021, Visuelle Kommunikation, Bauhaus-Universität Weimar

To launch the OUTSIDE IN series with Maharam, ICA has invited the conceptually-driven graphic designer Na Kim who works between Seoul and Berlin. Known for her use of bold colors, shapes, and patterns inspired by everyday life, her work often expands beyond the page and into the creation of dynamic installations and environments. In addition, watch Na Kim join architect Adèle Naudé Santos in conversation with ICA Dorothy and Stephen R. Weber (CHE ’60) Curator Alex Klein to ruminate on where their practices connect in Santos’s original design of ICA’s building.

Based on the conversation with Loraine Furter, fig festival published the “Hybrid Publication” online. Check the stories, links, videos, sound, and further ideas on Found Fiction based on the collecting, memory, accumulated time and space.

In this workshop, the participants created the solo exhibition of the young artist, Naber Dowd at Kunstverein Bad Wonder. Visit the exhibition site here.

Participating in the lecture series, "FDSC stage 02 Creating New Layer", sharing ideas on "Transparent Layers".

Under the theme of "The client, the graphic designer and the printer", I'm giving a short talk with Alexandre Dimos (deValence), Étienne Bernard (Frac), Jack Usine. Organized by Jocelyn Cottencin.

The catalog of the solo exhibition "Bottomless Bag" is published in August 2020. More information here. International order through Idea Books.

As one of the speakers at Young Architects Forum Korea, I introduced recent installations regarding on Hyper-Boundary. This event is part of "Future School" for the Korean Pavilion of Biennale Architecture 2021.

Participating in talk-chat-event at RCA visual communication dept. I was talking about "A Space of Uncertainty": experience about two exhibitions under the COVID situation.

Solo exhibition, "Transitory Workplace, 56" at A—Z, Berlin, DE. 2020.05.28—2020.07.22.

Interview on Bottomless Bag by Andy St. Louis, in April 2020.

Solo exhibition at the Children's Gallery in Buk Seoul Museum of Art, Seoul, KR. 2019.03.26—2019.11.15

A written version of the conversational interview with Madeleine Morley published by AIGA eye on design, in January 2020.

Participating Us by Night, with the live installation during festival at Waagnatie, Rijnkaai 150, Antwerp, 2019.09.26—2019.09.28. Additional a lecture sharing the idea behind on 2019.09.27 7:45pm.

Lecture at AGI Open 2019 at Belvédère Verhalenhuis in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. 2019.09.24 4:30pm

Open lecture at ELISAVA Graphic Design. 2019.06.13 7:30pm

Conversation with Jarrett Fuller hosting Scratching the Surface, a design podcast about the intersection of criticism and practice. Published in May, 2019.

PNCA Graphic Design presented Design Lecture Series, Featuring Na Kim, at 7:00pm, 2019.02.20. Check out Friday Five.

Solo exhibition, SET v.15: extended abstracts, at Non-Breaking Space, Seattle, US. 2019.02.07—2019.04.09