Potrait of DO HO SUH.Photo by Daniel Dorsa. Courtesy Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, Sydney. Korean artist Do Ho Suh's installations, sculptural works, and two-dimensional pieces inspect the individual's conceptualization and contextualization of home, migration, and memory, philosophizing on the impermanence of temporal and spatial conditions. His most notable installations, created.. 2017. Medium. Pastel on paper. Dimensions. 66 x 73.5 x 7 cm. Credit Line. Art Jameel Collection. Work Description. Do Ho Suh uses the process of rubbing to create tactile drawings that rely on touch rather than sight and sensation rather than replication; for the artist, it is a method of exploration and discovery, one that is physical in its.

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[figure 3] Do Ho Suh, Rubbing/Loving , 2016 Rubbing/Loving Documentary released by Art21

Torie Crown. May 7, 2014 6:30PM. Twenty years ago, Korean-born artist Do Ho Suh, freshly graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design, was living on a noisy block of 113th Street in Manhattan and desperate for a good night's sleep. He yearned for the calm and quiet of his small childhood bedroom in Seoul.. On View 'The Gesture of Rubbing Is a Very Loving Gesture': Watch Do Ho Suh Memorialize His New York City Apartment With Colored Pencil. As part of a collaboration with Art21, hear news-making.