My viewpoint is linking meditation with my bodily experience to understand moments appearing in life. I do like exploring the world with my body, especially with yoga and skateboarding. I also love to tell the story about my experience with nature, especially water and plants. I got so much love from my loving ones, and I’m trying to step out of the strong cosy shelter for building my own shelter with my own tastes.
Miso Eden Lee
When I moved to London UK in March 2020, the COVID lockdown has just begun. During this period, the news reported the heavy number of people dying every day, but also the birth of child got increased. I could feel the connection between life and death strongly and found it interesting.
At that time, I was suffering from loneliness, and eager to be connected with people and society, so I spent my time in a park laying down in nature for relieving those feelings. When I lay down on the grass, I could reach peace and be free from anxiety and depression. Those experiences remind me of the feelings from the womb; cosy, warm and safe. Then, I went back to Korea, I went to ‘Leung’ the traditional tomb covered with grass, and I could link death and nature.
I want to make my project links life and death through nature, so I explored water and plants as media. I made cosy dome shapes like ‘Leung’ and the belly of a pregnant and covered the dome with moss. In the middle of the dome, water is making the waves in the middle. In my video, I merged my crouching and rotating in deep water giving the sense of circulation of death and birth.