Meeson Jessica Pae’s work explores the interiors of the body as sensual architecture and machine. Her work often oscillates between representation and abstraction, micro and macro, to biological and mechanical, with a slippery layer of sensual pleasure. Whether it be extreme microscopic views of cell structure, folded crevices of flesh, to mechanical interventions, there is an element of exploring the body as landscape, architecture, and machine.
Meeson Jessica Pae has been the recipient of the James Irvine Foundation’s California New Visions Award, the Durfee Foundation’s ARC award, the Hans G. and Lordis W. Burkhardt Foundation Award, AHL Foundation Award, and the Beverly Alpay Award. Her work is included in multiple collections including, HH Princess Fahdah bink Khaled Al-Saud, Saudi Arabia ; Le Meridien, Zhengzhou, China ; Wolfgang Puck, Beverly Hills and The World Trade Center, Dallas.
MEESON JESSICA PAE lives and works in Los Angeles, CA + Seoul, S.Korea
