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Artist Park Ji-hoon's solo exhibition "Hot Air, Cold Instruments" features works that explore psychological issues and discomfort. Park's works often incorporate industrial materials like metal and use minimal forms to convey complex emotions. He mentions that his use of metal is not based on a specific reason, but rather an intuitive preference. Park also discusses how his creative process is influenced by his personal experiences, including his struggles with depression and anxiety. The exhibition title was chosen through a process of discussion and voting with others, reflecting Park's effort to engage in more open communication. Park's approach to sculpture is characterized by a minimalist use of space and a focus on the essential elements of the work. He notes that his background in sculpture has instilled in him a sense of discipline and respect for traditional forms, but he also seeks to challenge and subvert these conventions in his own practice.