Libra: The Peacemaker. A lover of love, where justice is love, and wisdom is justice.  Balance, community, connection, and peaceful, symbiotic relationships between human beings and their environments are high forms of beauty.  Appreciates the real connections possible at a poppin’ dance party.  Loves to connect people with each other, inspired by people inspiring one another. Affectionate and generous with smiles and laughter and therefore genuinely and easily loved by many. Puts people at ease. Abstract love, as in music.

My beautiful friend Emily patiently holds umbrella, while I photograph Gossamer.  Be gentle and tender with your monsters, and they’ll be good to you.

“The Cornish have waited half a century for this moment. The chough, an endangered member of the crow family, has finally returned to its ancient nesting places in the county.

According to legend, the chough bears the spirit of King Arthur. Once the bird comes back, so will the ancient king, to lead the county to nationhood. Now, nearly 50 years after they died out in the county, three choughs have settled at an undisclosed location on its southern coast.”

My 2nd video ever made We Got Moves You Ain’t Even Heard Of (1999) has been included in a group show curated by Young Chung.

Opening Reception: Saturday, October 24
Gallery Hours: Friday, 6 – 9 PM & Saturday, 12 – 5 PM and by Appointment
S1F Gallery

2404 Wilshire Boulevard #1F (Entrance on Park View)
Los Angeles, CA 90057
www.s1fgallery.net
213.387.7759

Are You Me? (07 Mrs. Lee) from aufdemweb on Vimeo.

My video short Are You Me? (In Space) screens as part of the Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival, formerly known as VCFest in a program called Here is Where You’ll Find Us.

An excellent experimental short included in the program is  THE OTHERS (Canada, 2008) directed by Aram Collier, a found footage homage to the iconic 1980s Lou Diamond Phillips.  This really is the funniest short I’ve seen in years.

Between December 13, 2008 - May 17, 2009, my stop motion animation piece Our Cosmos Our Chaos is on display at Seattle’s Wing Luke Museum as part of Still Present Pasts, a multi-media exhibition on the legacies of the Korean War.