Real Estate and This Space For Rent pay homage to elements that are found repetitively in Korea. They are digitally manipulated C-prints illustrating the similarities between living structures and the people that inhabit these structures. Although outsiders may view these elements as unpleasant, the Korean apartment building and members of the collective chaebol, they reflect not only the demand of a society leveled by a history of conflict, but also the nature of Korean group mentality and the family-oriented driving force behind the economy and politics of South Korea. It is no accident that the term ‘dong’ in Korean means both building and neighborhood and that ‘chaebol’ which is loosely defined as a multi-national business conglomerate can be directly translated into business family.