Abstract
ABSTRACTAs a Korean artist and activist, Fung Sok Ro, the first generation in his family to be born in Japan, had to negotiate between his family who were directly involved with the Chongryun organization that supported North Korea and an identity that questioned his position. During his 30-year career, Ro has become known for his thoughtful and splendidly dignified sculptures that confront his Korean diasporic history.
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