Do Ho Suh is a South Korean artist whose work explores home, migration, and personal history through sculpture, installation, and drawing. He is widely known for full-scale fabric reconstructions of his past residences—apartments, corridors, door frames—rendered in translucent polyester.
These ghostly architectures fold, pack, and travel, turning the idea of home into something both intimate and transportable. Stitching becomes a structural and emotional line.
Do Ho Suh also creates cast objects, drawings, and floor-based works that map the imprint of bodies within institutional or domestic space.
Do Ho Suh is a South Korean artist known for translucent fabric architectures that explore home, memory, and migration.
Do Ho Suh is a South Korean artist known for fabric-based architectural replicas that explore memory, home, and migration.
