CrossingsCrossings, 1992 Offset Lithograph Edition of 58 30 x 22 in Collaborating Printer: Bob Franklin At the center of this print is Yong Soon Min's own body her torso, arms crossed tightly over her chest in what reads as both self possession and self protection. Printed in deep purples and grays with sharp white lines, the image carries an almost electric charge, the negative rendering making the figure feel simultaneously present and exposed. Arranged over

like a stitched or quilted textile

I believe in intensification

and others

Theiracts varied from circus acts to social/political vaudeville acts

It followed a belief period of non-production and is a direct result of getting one's house in order

I seek beauty in my work

blended with the iconography and marks that appear in my earlier works

maybe the faces in my drawings bore phenotypic resemblances to the abducted children that perished at sea

Zelt's practice is centered on material exploration

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in my mind

It is often said that my work has a strong multicultural feeling and connects especially well with people of color—Caribbean