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Painting the Invisible Landscape: The Inner World of Artist Ellee SY Lee

Painting the Invisible Landscape: The Inner World of Artist Ellee SY Lee

Painter Ellee SY Lee, who captures inner energy and the resonance of nature, unfolds a mental utopia through a blend of Eastern and Western aesthetics.

Art Born at the Boundaries: Jinny Yu's Questions on Belonging

Art Born at the Boundaries: Jinny Yu's Questions on Belonging

The artistic world of Jinny Yu, exploring migration and identity through the lens of a 'Perpetual Guest.'

A Warm Embrace for the Child Within: The Textured Sculptural Paintings of Artist Esther Kim

A Warm Embrace for the Child Within: The Textured Sculptural Paintings of Artist Esther Kim

A Korean-Canadian artist who molds the joy and tranquility of everyday life through the textures of clay and sand, blurring the lines between the two- and three-dimensional.

Stitching Together Torn Memories: Che Ree Kwon's Art of Healing and Renewal

Stitching Together Torn Memories: Che Ree Kwon's Art of Healing and Renewal

An artist who binds torn and scattered memories to breathe new life into them, expanding the experience of immigration and healing into universal empathy.

In Light and Breath, the Soul Takes Shape: The Art of Sherry Park

In Light and Breath, the Soul Takes Shape: The Art of Sherry Park

Through her parents' hands and the light of the forest, artist Sherry Park portrays the beauty of the soul nestled within ordinary life.

The Invisible Threads That Hold Up the World: The Art of Sophia Kyungwon Kim

The Invisible Threads That Hold Up the World: The Art of Sophia Kyungwon Kim

An artist who weaves the boundaries of life and culture with the invisible threads of care. Through her journey from police officer to artist, and from mother to archivist, she weaves the beauty of connection and healing.

Warm Comfort Crafted from Fragments of Hanji: Artist Hee-jung Shin’s 'Pieces of Memory'

Warm Comfort Crafted from Fragments of Hanji: Artist Hee-jung Shin’s 'Pieces of Memory'

'The Art of Layering'—embracing the loss and recovery of the diaspora within the crevices of meticulously layered Hanji, transforming monotonous fragments of everyday life into a profound landscape of existence.