Choi Tae Hoon, born in 1965, is part of Korea's rapidly developing contemporary art scene which is now beginning to have greater international exposure. Having pursued his Fine Arts Degree (B.F.A and M.F.A) at Kyung-Hee University in Seoul, he has redefined the elements of sculptural works. In making a collage of time that has been transformed into an organic form, Choi uses a plasma torching technique where he cuts and welds not only stainless steel plates but also, the cumulative nature of time. The incalculable numbers of the tiny holes on the surface of the work reveal an intensity between the artist's intention and the unruly nature of the material. Choi Tae Hoo has participated in numerous international solo and group biennale shows in Asia, Europe and the United States. He was awarded the Artist of the Year award in 2012 and in 2006 at different shows. Read More

2012 
Invisible Man, Gallery Jireh, Paju, Korea 
Chang Won Sculpture Biennale
K Sculpture in Italy
Santlagostina Museum, Italy

2011 
Vancouver Biennale, Canada

2010 
The Seoul Art Exhibition 2010, Seoul Art Museum, Korea

2009 
Dual Skin Project, Seoul Korea

2007 
Shanghai International Art Fair, Shanghai, China

2006 
Galaxy, Kim Chong Yung Sculpture Museum, Korea

2005 
Gold Line, Cite International des Arts, Paris, France

2004 
Museum Autumn Excursion, Seoul Museum of Modern Art, Seoul, Korea 
China International Art Salon, Beijing, China

2003 
International Sculpture Exhibition, Guilin Yuzi Paradise, Guilin, China