… And Three Bodies of Cerberus: Merry, Happy, Lucky (2024-2025) summons the figure of Cerberus, the dog guarding the gates of hell. Dog skulls dyed with balsam flowers Park grew herself are combined with bodies composed of transformed forms. It evokes the eeriness of the moment when a living being’s skeleton suddenly transforms into an unfamiliar form, with those bones temporarily hardened and covered in beeswax. The names “Merry,” “Happy,” and “Lucky” attached here carry meaning beyond simple naming—these were among the most popular English names given to companion dogs in 1990s South Korea, chosen by families who welcomed dogs as family members and called these words daily, hoping that such joy and good fortune would accompany both their families and their dogs. Yet now, these once-hopeful names have become nostalgic and tender callings that remember and mourn departed beings.