Jeongmoon Choi has been working with black light for several years now. Wool threads trace the contours of rooms and furnishing, at times in a decisive, geometric manner, at other times in the form of animated handwriting. UV rays split the light reflected from thread drawings on dim wall surfaces, which retreat into the darkness. The grid-like mesh of threads criss-crosses through the room, creating a labyrinth or vaulted dome shapes, transforming the space and relationships within the space in a magical, poetic way. With confident imagination, elegance and incredible beauty, a balance is created between the construct of traced boundaries and a boundless continuum.
(Ursula Panhans-Bühler)

Biography
1966 born in Seoul, Korea
1984–1988 studied Fine Arts, Sung-Shin University, Seoul
1988–1990 Master of Arts, college of fine arts, Sung-Shin University, Seoul
1994–1995 assistant to Mi-Sook Song, Sung-Shin University, Seoul
1996–2001 studied Fine Art at art academy Kunsthochschule Kassel in the classes Rob Scholte, Udo Koch and Olaf Nicolai
since 2001 lives and works in Berlin