An artist whose practice begins with the fundamental question, “Who am I?”, moving between dreams, memories, and emotions.

Her works do not treat the self as a single entity, but depict it as a collection of countless emotions and personalities hidden within.

The fragmented images and sensations that appear in dreams are traces of emotions that cannot be put into words in reality. Chi visualizes them as “transparent confessions.”

What appears in her work is the form of the heart closest to truth, and the many layered faces of “me.”

Her practice blurs the boundaries between dreams and reality, consciousness and the unconscious, quietly posing questions to the viewer’s own inner world.

Through her work, viewers confront the multilayered emotions and memories that exist within themselves, and rediscover the fluidity of the being called “I.”