and computer programming at the School for Poetic… – For your information, Min Guhong is…

“Nice to meet you. I’m Guhong Min, better known as Min Guhong.”

“Also Min, better known as Guhong.”

I can’t help loving my name, my mother’s creation, but that doesn’t mean I use Min Browser. “Browse websites without interruptions from ads, pop-ups, and the like.”

Westbeth Artists Housing, home to the School for Poetic Computation. Before the 1970s, this was the Bell Laboratories building, where the transistor was invented.

“By the way, you eat melon every day!” (Max Fowler, writer)

“Min! This is nice to listen to while working, but… do you have anything else?” (Melanie Hoff, artist and educator)

A School for Poetic Computation diploma made with my graduation project, the “School for Poetic Computation Diploma Generator.” The school had no particular diploma, and my friends and I needed convincing proof that we had studied in the US. Korean alumni include Go Achim, Kim Nahee, So Wonyoung, Song Yesul, and Song Yehwan.

Born March 5, 1985. I studied literature and linguistics at Chung-Ang University and computer programming at the School for Poetic Computation (SFPC) in the US, and learned various practical skills, including knot tying, ikebana, and design, through Google. I worked as a researcher in Professor Ahn Sang-soo’s laboratory at Hongik University (also known as “Wing House”) (despite the title, there was hardly any work to do). I worked as an editor and designer in the Publishing Division at Ahn Graphics. Meanwhile, I run the one-person company Min Guhong Manufacturing. And…