Kim sees the world in shape and mass. Eventually, this curious "vision" became oversized sand sculptures, sculpted clay forms, and chiseled limestone from his home state, Indiana. Kim sought one-on-one instruction from sculptors in Atlanta and later Boston, the Callanwalde Arts Center, Atlanta College of Art, and Massachusetts Art School. He has shown his work in several past group shows in Atlanta and a few open studio shows in Boston. His work has been awarded in juried shows and collected by many from California to Boston and even Marbella, Spain. Now residing in Panama City Beach, Kim is exploring all media for sculpture with assembled wood abstracts, chiseled limestone for the similarity to occasional beach sand sculpting, and the spontaneity in clay creations.

Artistic Medium
His work can best be described as evolving from a representational form to a sensual and figurative abstract. Inspirations come from the master sculptors like Brancusi, Picasso, Matisse, and his favorite, Henry Moore. As he retires from his day job as a designer, Kim seeks to reignite and share the passion of creative expression in the sculpted form.