Inspired by a year of papermaking research in Korea on a Fulbright grant, these works incorporate hanji (Korean handmade paper), hand-ground ink, and Korean paper manipulation techniques.

When grandfathers die I and II (2009). Bark hanji, hanji; 55 x 57". Private collections.
Milarepa I (2009). Ink, bark hanji, hanji; 54 x 54".
Milarepa II (2009). Ink, bark hanji, dyed hanji, hanji; 54 x 55".
He built a wall and tore it down (2009). Ink, bark hanji, hanji; 55 x 53".
Passing on August 18 (2009). Ink, hanji; 54 x 55".
A pocket to fly I (2009). Ink, hanji; 26.5 x 54". Private collection.
A pocket to fly II (2009). Ink, bark hanji, hanji; 26 x 54". Private collection.
Gaping I - III (2009). Ink on hanji; 52 x 53".
Restless landscape (2009). Ink on hanji; 78 x 156". Private collection.
Not my home (2009). Ink, hanji; 15.5 x 24.5". Private Collection.
Pocket I and II (2009). Ink, bark hanji, hanji; 17.5 x 19" and 12.5 x 22.25". Private collections.
Island (2009). Ink, paper, 37 x 27". Private collection.
Range I and II (2009). Ink, paper, 14 x 54" each.
Stray Bandits (2009). Ink on hanji; series of 6, 25 x 35" each. Private Collection.

Thanks to Weir Farm Arts Center.