Other artworks by Suh Hee Su
Silvery grey strips of wood swirl across the panel in a dense, whirlpool-like composition. The ribbons twist and overlap like moving water, and their metallic sheen catches the light at every turn.
In the Connection series, Suh Hee Su cuts thin strips of wood and weaves, loops and wraps them by hand across a wooden panel. Trained in ceramic sculpture in Seoul and New York, she builds her forms by wrapping, the same gesture she uses in her clay bandage… works, where wrapping becomes a time of healing and connection. The ribbons cross, knot and spring free, so each work holds both order and movement.
Wood, 116.8 x 91 cm (height x width), 2026. Unique wall-mounted work. Ships from Korea with a certificate of authenticity from Art & Opus.
In the Connection series, Suh Hee Su cuts thin strips of wood and weaves, loops and wraps them by hand across a wooden panel. Trained in ceramic sculpture in Seoul and New York, she builds her forms by wrapping, the same gesture she uses in her clay bandage… works, where wrapping becomes a time of healing and connection. The ribbons cross, knot and spring free, so each work holds both order and movement.
Wood, 116.8 x 91 cm (height x width), 2026. Unique wall-mounted work. Ships from Korea with a certificate of authenticity from Art & Opus.
- Medium : Wood Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 35.8in, Height: 46in, Depth: 2in
Suh Hee Su
South Korea
Suh Hee Su is a Seoul-based sculptor and visual artist working primarily with ceramics, installation, and hanji paper, grounded in extensive craft and art therapy training. Her innovative techniques involve tearing and layering sheets of traditional Korean hanji to create textured reliefs, and wrapping clay with hand-crafted bandages to preserve both form and memory. Through her evocative bandage motif, she conveys the complex journey from injury and vulnerability toward gradual healing, enveloping viewers in feelings of warmth, resilience, and quiet hope.
$9,400