Frida Kim

Frida Kim’s life and work are shaped by her early years spent in the untouched beauty of the Korean countryside, where her connection to nature influences her creative process. She strives to capture the essence of the world around her, blending Eastern and Western perspectives inspired by a variety of cultural and personal experiences. With a focus on sustainability and a commitment to authenticity, Frida’s work resonates with simplicity and elegance.

Her study of Ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arranging, has significantly influenced her approach. The principles of balance, harmony, and the beauty of imperfection inform her work, and she embraces these ideas as central elements in her creative process. Her philosophy continues to evolve, inspired by the ever-changing nature of the world around her. Embracing impermanence, Frida views life and her work as a continuous, fluid movement, much like the flowing water of a river.

Teaching has become a vital part of her journey, allowing her to share her knowledge and inspire others to embrace authenticity in their creative endeavours.