Seoul-born artist Do Ho Suh’s practice centers around notions of home—its associations with memory and displacement, and how these facets come together to form one’s identity. Over the past quarter century his work has received international acclaim, including representing South Korea at the 49th Venice Biennale back in 2001; more recently, his presence has expanded further, with immersive installations and life-sized sculptures being displayed in major arts institutions across the globe.