As a visual sociologist, Michael Hurt explores identity through photography and cultural observation. His work reflects the complexities of being both insider and outsider in Korea.

After a difficult upbringing marked by identity struggles and instability, Corey is now focused on creating supportive spaces for others. His story reflects healing, growth, and community.

Originally pursuing architecture, Tony Chung found a deeper calling through faith and community. His work now focuses on creating more inclusive spaces for Korean Americans navigating spirituality.

Navigating identity as an adoptee, Madison Jay faced questions of belonging from an early age. Living in Korea has allowed her to confront and embrace her full self.

Facing discrimination and hardship early in life, Joseph Kim built a career rooted in communication and education. His journey reflects identity, resilience, and the power of choice.

Inspired by music and media from a young age, Bernie Cho built a career shaping Korea’s music industry. His work continues to uplift Asian artists and expand representation.