My grandmother's childhood dream was to become an artist, but she gave up going to art school because of her family's financial difficulties. Ever since then, my grandmother has never lost her dream of painting and continues to paint. Whenever I saw her paintings piled up in boxes, I felt how passionate she was about painting. In addition, she was so talented in painting that it was unfortunate that the paintings were piled up in the warehouse. So I made her paintings into a book to make her dream come true. My grandmother, who received the book, was very happy with her tears, and she is drawing more diverse pictures. So far, we have produced two books, but we haven't even compiled 10 percent of our grandmother's paintings. I plan to continue editing whenever I have time to make all of my grandmother's works into books.

The D2B Design Fair provides young designers with opportunities to license and commercialize designs, and supply creative designs to domestic small and medium-sized businesses. More than 5,000 works are submitted to the D2B Design Fair every year, and selected participants participate in the Summer Camp, which provides design-related intellectual property education and mentoring with experts. I participated in the 2017 D2B Summer Camp and completed training on design rights and patent rights. Through this experience, I was able to study in-depth on the importance of design rights to designers, how to use design intellectual property rights, and commercialization strategies.

Spark Design Awards is multi-discipline, multi-cultural and aspirational design competition and community. I was a Finalist in Concept Design. I suggested a home powder compressor that improves portability by compressing powdery powders that are difficult to carry into pill form. ComPowder can compress water-based powders such as milk powder, coffee, protein powder, etc., and it can be conveniently carried anytime, anywhere by putting the compressed powder in a certain amount in a special case. The special case also includes a mini mixer that allows the powder to dissolve easily in the water.

In the 2015 Interaction Design class, my team conducted a project to improve the usability of the 'Study Helper' application through the usability test. Our team came in 3rd at the KSDS undergraduate thesis conference with this project. ‘Study Helper’ is an application that solves the problem of poor academic concentration due to smartphone addiction. We increased usability by identifying the advantages and disadvantages of various functions, improved insufficient functions, and added new necessary functions. We confirmed the result that the usability of the app was improved by 100% on the usability test.

When I was in high school, I made an art club called 'Gurimuro' with my friends who were interested in art. For two years, Gurimuro members regularly served as teachers of art guidance for disabled children's schools. We organized a curriculum that children can easily follow and participate in interesting activities such as drawing with food materials, decalcomanie, coloring painting book, card making, folding paper, face painting, etc. Children's concentration was higher than anyone else in art activities. I could feel that we were united through art activities together, and I wanted to contribute to improving awareness of children with disabilities. As all the members volunteered in areas of interest, it was a meaningful experience to feel proud that they could contribute to our society.