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Kimura byol-nathalie lemoine (kimura byol (real name) Mihee (Korean orphan name) & Nathalie Lemoine (adopted name)) was born on 1968 in Busan, South Korea, is a Korean Belgian artist (b. 1968). Discover Kimura byol-nathalie lemoine's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 56 years old?

Popular As kimura byol (real name) Mihee (Korean orphan name) & Nathalie Lemoine (adopted name)
Occupation Activist & artist & Archivist
Age 56 years old
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Born 1968
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Birthplace Busan, South Korea
Nationality Belgium

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kimura byol lemoine is a Korean-born, Belgium-raised activist, feminist and artist.

Although currently using the name "kimura byol lemoine," (since 2021) this artist has also published under the following names: Mihee-Nathalie Lemoine, Nathalie Lemoine, star-kim, Cho Mihee and kimura byol.

1968

kimura*lemoine was born in 1968 in Busan, South Korea.

Ze was adopted from South Korea to a Belgian childless couple then raised in Belgium.

1988

kimura*lemoine began creating art in 1988 with zer short Super 8mm film "Adoption" that won the First prize at the Brussels International Super 8mm & Video Film Festival in 1988.

1991

kimura-lemoine co-founded the first Korean adoptee association "Euro-Korean League" (EKL) in Brussels in 1991, then a Korean branch in Korea in 1994 which was the very first Korean adoptee association in Korea.

1993

kimura-lemoine returned to South Korea for 13 years (1993 and 2006).

kimura*lemoine uses the gender neutral pronouns 'ze' and 'zer'.

Ze said ze consider zerself to be "international" as opposed to any one cultural identity.

After moving to South Korea in 1993, ze pursued her artwork in painting and calligraphy.

kimura-lemoine is a conceptual and multimedia artist who was initially influenced by German expressionism, but came to combine oriental elements.

The art's themes touch on racial identity, gender, adoption and feelings of diaspora.

The art work attempts to challenge perceptions of national, gender identity, confront fantasies about Asians in the west, and also Korean constraints.

Lemoine's preferred mediums are calligraphy, painting, manipulated images, poetry, video and photography.

1998

Ze co-founded Global Overseas Adoptees' Link in 1998, an organization which aims to help adoptees find their birth families and adjust to living in that country.

2005

In 2005, ze was called the "face of overseas adoption" in South Korea.

Zer art work was first exhibited in the "Orientity" exhibit at the Hong Kong Fringe Club in Kyoto, Japan in 2005.

2007

Being queer, ze set-upped, in summer 2007, a facebook group "A.Q.A" for Asian, African, Aborigine/Autochtones Queer Adoptees.

2016

In 2016, ze creates Adoptee Cultural Archives (ACA) website to gather cultural works of inter-racial or/and international adoptees.

2017

In 2017, they directed the documentary "lesbian ARTivism" which features lesbian artists from different parts of the world.

kimura*lemoine directed "#6261" (with NFB, documentary, 2016) and "Adoption 30 years after" (documentary, 2020) and had a 'retrospective' show at Dazibao Gallery (2020) and an art residency and exhibit at PHI Foundation (2021)

Zer videos are distributed by 'Groupe Intervention Video' (Montreal) and 'Centre Audiovisuel Simone de Beauvoir' (Paris)

kimura*lemoine has earned the following awards:

The artist's selected solo exhibitions include:

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