Projected Drawing: Video Installation
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"Kloe Kang’s paintings of semi-abstract architectural fragments or rice bowls, and her short films 
that capture the actual process of an emergent drawing—convey an intention 
to capture and make visible a world in flux, a state of perpetual and dynamic movement. 
At the same time, there are also aspects of Kang’s work that suggest an ongoing inquiry 
into various kinds of more stable visual organization and structure." 
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-Art Critique, Marcia Morse, from The Contemporary Museum's Biennial Exhibit Catalogue, 2010-


'Drawing Project: Invisible Cities: Jeju' 
2022, Sajijeon Gallery in Jeju, RO Korea
'Drawing Project: Chinatown Honolulu'
2010 Bienniel at
 The Contemporary Museum, Honolulu
'Blue Cities: Bird of Paradise' 2019, CICA Museum, Kimpo, Korea
Drawing Project: Invisible Cities
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'Drawing Project: Invisible Cities' was created in a stop-motion format that repeatedly records the process of drawing, erasing, and transforming faces on a single piece of paper. The faces of women who are represented in the work lived and worked passionately to achieve the independence of their country and peace for humanity during the turbulent period of the early 20th century. 
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Music credit: Arirang, played by Gary Pak


Drawing Project: China Town Honolulu
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"Kloe Kang’s paintings of semi-abstract architectural fragments or rice bowls, and short films that capture the actual process of an emergent drawing—both kinds of work convey an intention to capture and make visible a world in flux, a state of perpetual and dynamic movement. At the same time, there are also aspects of Kang’s work that suggest an ongoing inquiry into various kinds of more stable visual organization and structure." 
(Art Critique, Marcia Morse, from The Contemporary Museum's Biennial Exhibit Catalogue, 2010)
Drawing Project: Bird of Paradise
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projected drawing project, charcoal on paper. 
Living and working in Honolulu during her formative years, Kloe has been intrigued by the city’s environment, intimately sublime blue atmosphere that nurtures the diverse culture of its people.
Contact email: kloe@hawaii.edu