Q1. What's the characteristic of NFT in Korea? 
A. The fact that writers are closely connected to each other and grow into an active community base

Q2. Do you have any impressive memories or experiences about Thailand?
A. I really like Thai food. I like warm weather and Buddhist culture, so I really want to go to Thailand!

Q3. What do you want to do when you have a Thai artist friend?
        Or what do you want to do in Thailand?
A. Experience Thai local food and culture and experience Thai traditional art! A trip to Thailand, including art

Q4. Please tell me if you have any good ideas for continuous communication with Thai artists.
A. Making a collaboration work for 'Thailand X Korean Travelers'. As Thailand is a popular country for travel and cultural exchanges such as K-pop are active, a travel course is created by promoting local exhibitions and sales of collaborative works by artists. I think it would be good to collaborate with Korean musicians in the work. In Thailand, as Korean art enters the country, curiosity grows, and Koreans can travel to Thailand and see Korean art at various landmarks and famous tourist attractions. Work on famous Thai food and symbols. Later, collaborate with travel agencies to develop "Thailand X Korea ART Road Trip" products, and if people who like travel and culture take the course and collect all the stamps, NFT will be given. Postcards or goods are sold using collaborative works in the spot. (I wrote it according to the flow of my thoughts!)

Q5. Anything you want to say?
A. Thank you for planning a great exhibition and giving me a chance to participate! And Thailand is one of the countries I want to visit the most. I hope it will be the starting point for artists' growth and great art culture exchanges. (Thank you so much, photographer Ray Tugo!)