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The Multifaceted World of Artist Sungoo Im, Woven from Fragile and Delicate Stories
Sungoo Im (b. 1990) constructs units of stories, both large and small, using paper and graphite as her primary materials, weaving them into solid structures that form multidimensional narratives. Drawing upon traces of life and figures that pervade the margins of her personal experiences, she renders them through the language of drawing. She has continuously repeated the process of orchestrating events unfolding on the picture plane while stepping back to observe them from a distance.
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Artist Soojung Jung’s Imaginary Scenes Full of Life Force
Soojung Jung (b. 1990) has been experimenting with her own distinctive language of figurative painting, rooted in her interest in the small and large events, narratives, and images that unfold around her. Her paintings, reminiscent of dreamlike scenes, present unfamiliar yet familiar moments that emerge from her imaginative interpretation of real-life events.
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Artist Haevan Lee: Painting the Geopolitical Landscapes of Borders and Buffer Zones
Haevan Lee (b. 1990), drawing from her upbringing near the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), has explored the structures of borders and their socio-cultural impact across various national boundary regions. To understand the complexities of border identities and ecological environments, she employs landscape painting, storytelling, and historical research, capturing the local context of specific sites through diverse mediums such as painting, installation, and video.
