In 1991 he participated in the 10th Triangle Artists Workshop, Pine Plains, New York.
Kim made his research at Universidad de Alcala in Spain in 2003.
Tschoon Su Kim's work is rooted in a tradition of gestural abstraction and the use of the color blue.
He researches the color's different shades in work series called Ultramarine, Blanco y Azul or Weiss und Blau and herein wakens up associations of water, heaven or trees without really having painted them.
[2] "And that, again, means that Tschoon Su Kim's images are not only about distributed form, but also about painting itself.