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Artist Sang A Han: On the Soft Yet Sharp Mind and Existence
Sang A Han (b. 1987) begins her work from memories of everyday experiences and the emotions that arise from them. Grounded in the expressive methods of traditional East Asian painting, her practice unfolds the subtle and complex emotions and memories that cannot be reduced to a single word, articulating them through a metaphorical and symbolic visual language shaped by the many changes she experiences as an artist, a woman, and an individual.
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Artist Nayoung Kang: Capturing Physical and Emotional Tension Within Relationships of Care
Nayoung Kang (b. 1989) focuses on “care labor” and the relationships formed within it, delicately capturing the physical and emotional tensions embedded in the structures of life through works in various synesthetic media. Drawing from autobiographical experiences in her daily life, she constructs the narratives of her work based on psychological states, specific situations, and critical awareness. Through diverse media, she continues to recreate the places and moments in which these emotions and sentiments are projected.
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Artist Boma Pak: Expressing Marginalized Beings Through Diverse Media and Identities
Boma Pak (b. 1988) creates space for ephemeral substances—like light and air—and for beings considered “feminine” or peripheral, by working through a variety of media including drawing, objects, spontaneous actions, and scent, as well as multiple layers of identity.
