My interest lies in animals and their relationships with people. Since I was a kid, lots of questions fascinate me: Why do people love and pet certain animals? Why do people eat certain species but not the others? Why are some people scared of little bugs? I believe human-animal relationships often reflect people’s values, attitudes and collective memories towards the environment in a society.

My recent projects focus on animals in contemporary economy, such as food (project TUNA, MELK) and clothing (Down) industry. I approach my subjects as a consumer, as a person using animal products in daily life. For me, this is an era in which industrialization is clouding the transparency on animal usage. As mass production seems to make life comfortable, there is a tendency for people to take things for granted. To defy this tendency, I believe that raising questions is a duty of consumers, since blindly trusting the stake holders of animal industries may lead to corruption.