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I WAS GOING THROUGH OLD VIDEOS ON MY COMPUTER AND I FOUND THIS VIDEO OF ME, RUNNING DOWN THE STREET, IN BROAD DAYLIGHT WITH A BOX WITH SHREK’S FACE TAPED ON IT OVER MY HEAD AND MY NEIGHBOR SAW ME MY NEIGHBOR SAW ME  I HAD FORGOTTEN ALL ABOUT THIS, THIS WAS IN JANUARY AND I DID THIS BECAUSE OF bramblinq 

Los Angeles based artist Soey Milk paints confident young women in boldly colored clothing inspired by the imagery of her Korean heritage. Featured here on our blog, her slightly amorous oil portraits are imbued with mystery and personal discovery. On October 1st at Hashimoto Contemporary in San Francisco, Milk explores her intimate world with a new series of paintings and drawings. In the tradition of previous exhibits, the series is titled in her native Korean “Pida (피다)”, which translates to blossoming or becoming something else.