Huwon Kim

(in)articulation looks at the mouth as an instrument for communication through spoken word, and the vulnerability inherent in the act of using one of the most sensitive parts of our body to voice our thoughts and emotions. The phonological design of the Korean alphabet, which categorizes consonants into "throat sounds," "molar sounds," "tongue sounds," "incisor sounds," and "lip sounds," serves as the basis for this exploration. This project is ultimately a commentary on the universally delicate balance between self-expression and self-exposure.