Q1. What's the characteristic of NFT in Korea? 
A. I've never compared it to other countries in Asia, but I think the NFTs in Korea show off their very different personalities when they exist. Then, when we get together as a fun project, we happily cooperate and gain weight on the project with our own stories. It is fun with individual works, but I think it has a characteristic that it is good at group activities in a fun and unique way.

Q2. Do you have any impressive memories or experiences about Thailand?
A. I first encountered Thai culture other than food as Netflix drama Nanno. :) I have an opportunity to have a pleasant conversation with Thai artists about Thailand and Korea at the clubhouse, and I always welcome new exchanges. Come to think of it, it's a little strange that we don't have a chance to be closer to each other than the West even though we are in the same Asian I hope we can have more fun experiences and memories.

Q3. What do you want to do when you have a Thai artist friend?
        Or what do you want to do in Thailand?
A. I want to have a fun conversation about how each other's world of work and their culture influenced the work, and if it doesn't have much impact, why. I want to experience the local culture of Thailand and do exhibition activities with local artists.

Q4. Please tell me if you have any good ideas for continuous communication with Thai artists.
A.  If there is a small (no pressure) project to introduce a space artist or work with, I think we will continue to interact.

Q5. Anything you want to say?
A. Thank you for holding a good event. :) I hope there will be more opportunities to interact with Asian artists like this. It's not easy to gather people, but thank you for your hard work.