<Which Working, Nowadays>, CDA, Seoul, South Korea

BFA Visual communication design, minor in Fine arts, Gachon University, South Korea

<CRAFT+MAN=SHIP>, Seoul Battleship Park, Seoul, South Korea

<Gaze: Beyond Connection in the Digital Age>, Seibu Shibuya, Japan

<Is This the Right Posture?>, Space Uooyong, Seoul, South Korea

<PLAY>, Small but Great, Seoul, South Korea

<Silent Fissure>, Bef Storage, Seoul, South Korea

<Not Observation but Composition>, TYA, Seoul, South Korea

<Beneath the Digital Texts>, Space Woonsol, Incheon, South Korea

Volō (Volo) poses the question, “What does it look like to live with a sense of balance in one’s life?” through semi-abstract paintings that exist between painting and sculpture. By cutting textured fabric, arranging the pieces, and assembling them on canvas, Volō constructs forms of self-reliance. This reflects her approach to anxiety: not being consumed by its negative aspects, but viewing it positively and using it playfully. These painting-pieces, which take shape through stacking and leaning against one another, become psychological resting places where one can pause amid instability. They also embody ways of connecting with others through exchange, solidarity, and relationships. Her major exhibitions include <Is This the Right Posture?> (2026, Space Uooyong), <Beneath the Digital Texts> (2026, Space Woonsol), and <PLAY> (2025, Small but Great).

CDA is pleasure to present 《Which working, nowadays》, an group exhibition with Soyeong Kim, Volo, Woochan Noh, and Yonghyeon Lee from December 8, 2023 to January 6, 2024. The exhibition aims to share a discourse on the contemporary art phenomenon metaphorized as 'nowadays' through the works of four talented emerging artists captured through collaborative programs held inside and outside the gallery throughout the year. The exhibition also aims to expand the viewer's perspective from the surface of the artwork, i.e. the image(screen), to the realm of the artwork, which includes the artist's actions and attitudes towards it.