Jane Yang D’Haene has gained renown for her expressive interpretations of traditional Korean moon jars, which currently star in an exhibition at The Future Perfect’s outpost in Los Angeles at the Goldwyn House. This show expands on her exploration of heritage, memory, and identity, featuring oversized hand-built objects alongside three bodies of work inspired by Korean craft and folk art traditions. The collections include vessels named Kiwa, reminiscent of Korean rooftops, and Minhwa, showcasing supersized versions of her moon jars, both characterized by contrasting finishes that highlight her experimental techniques.