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'BAE-CHAE' light series is inspired by Korean Old Portrait technique, Known as depicting one’s inner side by back painting skill. Representing the invisible captivated me to contextualize the technique through a light design with a subject of portrait.
One of painting technique, BAE-CHAE, is applying pigments on the back of paper or silk to reflect them to the front. The harmony between the front and the back painting gives a better depiction. However, more than just a visual depth by the technique, it
