I work on space installation work with houses, clouds, and lambs, from which we can feel an individual viewpoint, viewer viewpoint, and omniscient viewpoint. In this exhibition I would like to create a linking pin between villages being seen and villages in my mind from the realistic scenes of Jillye. I intend to create a space where viewers can dream, the present and future, and pure emotion in the mind through the Jillye scenes I depict. This space of visual perception is reflected onto human emotion, allowing viewers to have a time of rest
and imagination.-Artist Note  

Jae-Kyu Kim’s Looking at - Being Looked At is the most extensive representation of Jille-myeon with 3,500 households and a population of 8,000. This work symbolically depicts ten villages of Jille-myeon by presenting 4,000 ceramic houses and clouds in the form of ten concentric circles.-Clayarch Gimhae Museum