Seah Jin is a rising senior attending Saint Paul Preparatory Seoul in South Korea. Her interest in tracking down an interview that happened ten years ago prompted her to explore how time changes our environment, and thus our identity. Through this project, she desires to explore how immigrants carry more than one home within them. She also now gives others the chance to write to their future selves, gifting the same ten-year journey she once traced to other people.

Growing up in Korea while attending a French school, Hannah learned to move between two languages and cultural worlds from an early age. She began to notice that switching languages could also shift the way she expressed herself. This experience sparked her interest in the relationship between language and the self, which she explores through art and typography. By turning words and letters into visual forms, she examines how bilingual individuals develop different ways of seeing and expressing themselves across languages, and how multiple cultural identities can coexist within a single person.