Opening of Haji Oh > Grand-Mother Island: Chapter 1 - Nautical Map
IMAGE > Haji Oh, Nautical Map, 2017-2024, Linen, lead weight, fishhook. Dimension variable. Photograph: Shinya Kigure.
Haji Oh is a third generation Zainichi Korean artist born and raised in Japan, now living in Wollongong, NSW. She creates installation works utilising textile-making techniques such as weaving, dyeing, and unravelling, as well as photography, cyanotype, text, and audio.
Since 2017 Haji Oh has engaged in an extended series of creation and installation work titled ‘Grand-mother Island Project’, in which she traces the trajectories of people who have crossed the Pacific Ocean between Japan, Korea, Nauru, Torres Strait, Australia, and places in-between. Grand-Mother Island Project: Chapter 1- Nautical Map is the first part of this project, focussing on the individual narratives that are interwoven with global histories to create new communities.
You're invited to join us for opening of Grand-Mother
Island Project: Chapter 1- Nautical Map by textile and fibre artist Haji Oh
ON Thursday 13 June 2024, 6PM to 8PM
AT LINDEN PROJECTS SPACE, Rear 26 Acland Street, St Kilda
EXHIBITION CONTINUES until Sunday 13 July 2024
Please note > The Linden Projects Space is not wheelchair accessible, we apologise for any inconvenience.