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In his work under the overarching theme of "Normal Life," Kim priorities capturing the pure human condition, allowing viewers to observe innate human psychology without excessive pictorial stylisation.
By avoiding concrete narratives, he creates a space where his characters can simply exist. This lack of predefined stories makes the imagery intriguingly peculiar, prompting viewers to ponder and introspect.
Kim’s portraits do not attach to any specific personhood, allowing viewers to see themselves in the work, thus materialising the idea of self-reflection.
Having struggled with his own insecurities, Kim’s portraits serve as both a personal and collective catharsis, recording the feelings and emotions that connect us all.
