David Hodge and Hi-Jin Hodge have created video installations for artistic exhibitions around the world. Their pieces typically blend editorial materials and innovative uses of technology to explore complex human and social questions. Above all, they create aesthetically appealing work that identifies foundational principles and expands on them through multiple viewpoints.
Their work encompasses both new and traditional types of media. They've shown ocean views on the side of a 40-story office building in downtown Seoul and were the first to use video iPods in an artistic installation. Currently they are at work creating new installations for their first solo exhibition: Closer by the Minute. These include explorations of topics ranging from the effect of the automobile on our lives to the question of what we leave behind. The exhibition will begin its journey at the Loyola University Museum of Art, Chicago in the Aug of 2011.
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