As a visual artist, Ju Kai explores how human emotions are structured within relationships and time. I view emotion not merely as expression, but as a foundational structure of thought, deepened by my studies in Psychology and visual arts.
Influenced by Wassily Kandinsky, I work from the conviction that 'emotions can possess form.' This belief is translated through the geometric language of point, line, and plane to visualize internal emotional order. This ongoing inquiry is manifested in my long-term project, 《Emotional Geometry》. I employ a diverse material palette—including Hanji (Korean paper), printmaking, and installation—to capture the density and temporality of feeling. My practice is a continuous journey to uncover and connect the internal structures of self to the external world.