Initiated in the mountains of Gyerong-san (Phoenix-Dragon Mountain), Jenn received traditional training in the technologies of spirit, ritual, and divination.

Her work investigates ancestry, inherited memory, and the transmission of spiritual knowledge across generations, treating the body as conduit, vessel, and living archive. As both shaman and artist, she carries Korean cosmology into contemporary performance, installation, and lecture formats, where ritual becomes a site of translation, reclamation, and renewal.

Her practice moves between ceremonial and contemporary realms, engaging remembrance, grief, and transformation as collective rituals. Through installation, performance, and teaching, she translates Korean shamanic lineages into experimental rituals of healing, continuity and creation.