- Hello, my name is Jason S. Yi, and I am a multidisciplinary artist, and I'm gonna give you a tour of my studio.

So this place used to be a tannery.

My studio is approximately 1100 square feet.

It's a fairly long space with lots of windows on one side.

I make a lot of different work.

I do sculptural work, and drawing, and painting, and also installation environmental-based work.

This back wall is mainly used for a storage space for my older works.

So it is archived in this and protected through multi-layers of plastic and boxes.

And I have a curtain covering it to keep it somewhat protected from the dust and any sort of debris.

And since I do so many different types of artwork, I need a lot of tools at my disposal.

You may ask like, why do I have so many drills and multiple hammers like this?

It's partly because that I also have some assistants working and I need to work as efficiently as possible with my assistants.

So they need tools, the same type of tools that I may be using.

That's why I have two, or three, or four, or five drills so we can all work together at the same time.

I am here often, I'm here four to five days a week, and I need a space that's comfortable.

I need a space where I can get away and relax, read a book, or listen to music.

So this is definitely a place to relax.

We're in the final section, an area of my studio, and it goes from dirty to the cleanest.

And this area is what I would consider the cleanest.

Therefore, I have some electronics in here, like computers, and also clean drawings that I work on.

I also do photographic work, so I have a large format printer, so I can actually print out large-scale photographs if the idea warrants it.

And that is my studio.

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