womb (2024-2025)

Video-based performance

19:38 runtime

Previously screened by NARS Foundation as part of Art in Dialogue and the NARS Artists Present: An Offering for the Public series

Moderated by Hebin Rachel Shin of gmtc-golden monkey trading company

 

Erika Choe’s womb explores mothering, birth, rebirth, and loss through a video-based performance that examines permeability, vulnerability, and bodily transformation. Through the slathering of clay across the skin, Choe approaches material as both armor and cleansing, navigating the unstable boundary between protection and exposure. The work confronts viewers with questions of endurance and abjection, using mothering as a vessel through which soma, memory, and psycho trauma become entangled.

*work available upon request
 

This work has been shown in an installation setting, as well as alone as a projected video work.

 
 
 
 
 
 
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