Do Ho Suh emphasizes the importance of the creative process over the final product, allowing him to iterate on ideas, materials, and structures with each project.
At the Moody Center for the Arts, Suh displays parts of his studio, showcasing his exploration of home, memory, and the relationship with physical space.
Suh's work 'Inverted Monument' features an upside-down figure suspended in a mesh of string, representing a departure from traditional perspectives on daily life objects.
Through 'Artland,' Suh encourages collaboration and creativity from various communities, reflecting the lessons he's learned from parenting and teamwork with his daughters.
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