On Friday, April 10, 2015, Boss Park Kyong Ju decided not to go to work. A business that does not receive a salary and invests tens of thousands won of her own money every year. “The work should be done by paid employees,” and decided to boldly enjoy the cultural life of Friday. Boss Park Kyong Ju returns to her original job as an artist and tours galleries in Samcheong-dong. After seeing the Bill Viola exhibition at Kukje Gallery, she encounters an empty transport box that transported the works of the late master Nam June Paik in the alley leading to Hakgoje. Boss Park Kyong Ju, who is also a media artist and experimental film director, looked at the empty shipping box of Master Paik Nam-June and fell into deep thought. “It is said that tigers leave their skins and artists leave their works, but what are these empty boxes! What would be so great about a work touring all over the world after death?” It’s already been over 10 years since she has been stuck in the salad office playing the boss role. Boss Park Kyong Ju strongly decided to choose to live as a happy grasshopper rather than respect or recognition after her death.