Leevisa was a single child born in Gyeongnam and died at the age of 30. She spent half of her life in Gunpo, Gyeonggi-do, and the other half in Seoul. After experiencing many hardships, she found peace in Jongno-gu, a place she found refuge.

Loved by her parents, she grew up in a small town — in the midst of urban redevelopment. With beautiful mountains and fields, the landscape was split by apartments and thatched houses across a road. There, she would start ballet, professionally at the age of 4. With sharp eyes, she rehearsed her dream to take over the world. Dancing allowed her to express confidence and thought. By the age of 13, she abandoned her practice, to stop her mother from having to sell all of their fortune.

While living an active life and having to grow up quickly — things didn't work out the way she thought:

Peace as thought, Body as thought, Education as thought, Friendship as thought, Dream as thought, Society as thought, Love as thought.

She learned good things are short-lived, on the contrary; her pain and wounds feeling more permanent.

While leaving behind her passion for dance, she acquired a new love for books, films, music, fashion, and art — attending art college to study design. Unfortunately, she spent a lot of time alone with a lack of mentorship and guidance from peers. Leevisa loved people with the purity of her heart, but didn’t know how to express her emotions. It became impossible to convey her sincerity. In many situations her expectations were unmet. Despite her hardships, she lived life to the fullest. Leevisa loved to travel, always making connections with those who passed by. She once said: "Life is too short, so let's be happy and do everything we want," an idea she lived by. Leevisa is remembered by her friends and family.