Creative Practice.

I am also an artist.

My creative work is an extension of the same principles that guide my consulting, coaching, and facilitation: care, reflection, cultural storytelling, identity, belonging, and imagination as tools for transformation.

This page holds the expressive side of my practice, the projects, concepts, and collaborations that live beyond traditional formats.

Art as Praxis

Across visual art, collage, writing, workshops, and participatory projects, I explore themes of:

  • Queer and BIPOC joy

  • Eldest daughterhood and intergenerational identity

  • Memory, ancestry, and storytelling

  • Care as resistance

  • Tenderness, grief, and resilience

  • Collective imagination and worldbuilding

A woman with black hair, wearing a white blazer and gold jewelry, smiling and looking to her left. She is surrounded by pink and white flowers and a holographic background.

Publications & Features

Stingray Artist Residency

Interdisciplinary Art + Healing Residency (Completed) — Online (February–April 2021)

Completed an 8-week, multi-genre artist residency at the intersection of creative practice, embodiment, and healing. The residency blended generative studio time with facilitated practices including authentic movement, expressive arts, narrative therapy, and somatic inquiry.

Writing Publications

  • Navigating the Workplace as a Future Ancestor: Two Lessons for Leaving Behind a Legacy of Care- Blog post on Network Weaver (2024)

  • A Letter- Dragonfly Magazine— HopeWorks of Howard County (2016)

  • East Asian UMBC Student's’ Perspectives on Intimate Relationships and Violence- Undergraduate Research Capstone- UMBC Review

Photography Publications

  • Palo Santo Smoke Session- JJIN ZINE 01 —Digital Zine (Launched 2023)
    Photography selected for publication in JJIN ZINE 01, a community-sourced digital zine created by and for Koreans of Queer and Trans Experience (KQTs).

  • Part 1 - Dragonfly Magazine—HopeWorks of Howard County (2016)

  • Autumn- Polaroid- Bartleby (UMBC Creative Journal)—University of Maryland, Baltimore County (2012)
    Photography selected for publication in UMBC’s student-run creative journal showcasing original literary and visual work.

Visual Work.

Astro Collages

A 12-piece (and growing) conceptual series interpreting each zodiac sign through symbolism, color theory, plants, gemstones, and intuitive astrological understanding.

Digital collage series, ongoing (2022–Present)

A collage featuring a woman with long black braids, wearing large earrings and a white patterned shirt, against a cosmic background with planet Saturn. The collage includes flowers, a mountain goat with curved horns, gemstones, and space imagery, with the labels 'astro collage,' 'yoojifflows,' and the zodiac sign 'Capricorn'.
A digital collage featuring a drag queen with platinum blonde hair and vibrant makeup, set against a sunset background. The collage includes sunflowers, red hibiscus flowers, a lioness, a microphone, and red crystal-like formations. The text 'astro collage' and the Leo zodiac symbol are at the top, with the artist name 'yoojifflows' at the bottom.
A collage featuring a woman sitting on rocks near water, surrounded by flowers, leaves, a goat, crystals, candles, and celestial elements like the moon and stars, representing the zodiac sign Taurus.
A woman in indigenous attire holding a circular object, surrounded by blue flowers, a planet with rings, a mountain landscape, a moon, and ice. A large blue moon is in the background with the word 'Aquarius' at the bottom.

Seoul Signs

Seoul Signs is a reimagining of the zodiac through the lens of where I was born, Seoul, South Korea. Each symbol blends the familiar curves of the Western zodiac with Eastern patterns, textures, and motifs rooted in Korean art and culture.The series is an exploration of identity and belonging: how our stars and our roots intertwine, how heritage can reshape what we think we already know, and how cosmic archetypes take on new life when seen through the designs of Seoul!

Visual Series + Art Prints- September 2025

An illustration of the Libra zodiac sign with floral and cloud patterns, alongside text indicating the date range September 23 to October 22.
Graphic with zodiac symbol for Cancer, featuring black and white decorative patterns and the words 'the crab CANCER' with date range June 21 - July 22.
Stylized illustration of a lion's face made from black floral and geometric patterns on a cream background with the text 'the lion LEO July 23 - August 22' in the upper left corner.
A Korean-themed postcard with a red stamp featuring a floral design, space for a message, and recipient's address, from a series reimagining traditional zodiac symbols with a Korean twist.

Zoo Zodiac- Commission by the Smithonsian National Zoo

An original zodiac series pairing each sign with real animals from the zoo, designed to bridge astrology, nature education, and visual storytelling. Developed in collaboration with The Smithsonian National Zoo.

Visual Series + Art Prints- October 2025

A graphic featuring a blue illustration of an Asian elephant with the word "Capricorn" and the dates December 22 to January 19. It also displays the zodiac sign's symbol and the text "Bozie - Asian Elephant," along with the birthday January 1 and a description about Capricorns as steady and determined.
Illustration of a brown lemur with a striped tail, sitting on a branch, representing the zodiac sign Aries, with Aries' symbol and date range, and a brief description of Aries traits.

Stingray Artist Residency

Grief. Collage created during the residency.

Completed 2021

Symmetrical black-and-white photograph of a woman with eyes closed, touching her face with one hand, graphic red teardrop shapes under her eyes, a newspaper background, and decorative elements in the top right corner.

Joy As Resistance Gallery Exhibit

A month-long portrait exhibition centering queer and BIPOC joy as a deliberate re-storying away from dominant trauma narratives. The exhibition included participatory elements such as community joy walls, written reflections, a guest book, and takeaway affirmation pieces. Opening night featured a curated playlist of BIPOC artists and intentional community gathering.

Solo Exhibition & Interactive Installation

The Crown, Baltimore, MD (2019)

A woman in a red plaid jacket with a beige shoulder bag, smiling excitedly outdoors with a green, tree-filled background.
A person sitting outdoors on a tree stump, holding a red folding fan, smiling and laughing, with trees and green foliage in the background.
Two women relaxing on a swing in a colorful outdoor setting, holding beer bottles, laughing, and enjoying each other's company.
A young man sitting outdoors on a stone ledge, smiling with eyes closed, wearing a black T-shirt with white text and black pants, with a blurred background of other people and architecture.

Collaborations & Creative Projects

I’m open to collaboration with:

  • Artists and creatives

  • Cultural organizations

  • Community spaces and collectives

  • Event producers and curators

  • Educators and facilitators

  • Mission-aligned brands and institutions

This can look like:

  • Exhibitions

  • Creative workshops

  • Participatory installations

  • Custom creative experiences

If you have an idea and are wondering if it’s a fit, I’m always open to conversation.

Reach out