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Mid-Career Artists - K-ARTIST
Mid-Career Artist Artist Lee Eunsil Reveals Primal Desire
Through the Form of Korean Painting Artist Lee Eunsil Reveals Primal Desire Through the Form of Korean Painting 2025.02.11
Mid-Career Artist Gwon Donghyun × Kwon Seajung: Imagining Other Forms of
Relationship Emerging from the Human–Animal Connection Gwon Donghyun × Kwon Seajung: Imagining Other Forms of Relationship Emerging from the Human–Animal Connection 2026.02.02
Mid-Career Artist The Thin and Infinite Pictorial World of Noh Sangho:
Reassembling Floating Images in the Online Realm The Thin and Infinite Pictorial World of Noh Sangho: Reassembling Floating Images in the Online Realm 2025.11.24
Mid-Career Artist Artist Soomin Shon: On the Hidden
Structures and Emotions of Contemporary Society Artist Soomin Shon: On the Hidden Structures and Emotions of Contemporary Society 2025.10.27
Mid-Career Artist GRAYCODE, jiiiiin:
Sound as a Phenomenon of Existence, Time, and Perception GRAYCODE, jiiiiin: Sound as a Phenomenon of Existence, Time, and Perception 2025.10.13
Mid-Career Artist Artist Uri Han: On the Disappearing Things and Its Temporality Artist Uri Han: On the Disappearing Things and Its Temporality 2025.09.29
Mid-Career Artists

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Jihyun Jung (b.1986)
In the Way Objects and the World are Handled
Jeamin Cha (b.1986)
Labor, Affect, Perception and Temporality
Park Gwangsoo (b.1984)
Nature and Humans, Reality and Fantasy, Disappearance and Creation
Gwon Donghyun (b.1982) x Kwon Seajung (b.1988)
Imagining Other Forms of Relationship
Noh Sangho (b.1986)
The Floating Images in the Online Realm
Soomin Shon (b.1986)
The Hidden Structures and Emotions of Contemporary Society

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Exhibitions “New Life” on View Through June 29, 2022, at Space Willing N Dealing From June 8 to June 29, 2022, the gallery Space Willing N Dealing, which aims to shine a light on emerging Korean artists, will host the exhibition New Life to introduce five female artists who are now mothers. The title of the exhibition, New Life, reflects the new aspect of life that pregnancy, childbirth, and parenthood have brought to the artists, their children, and the artworks. The exhibition demonstrates how these changes directly and indirectly affected each artist’s work and artistic practice.
2022.06.20
Articles [Critique] An Ellipsis, or Several Periods
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Artist Woosung Lee: Portraying the Youth of Today’s Society
2025.03.04
Exhibitions 《Maybe it’s like that》, 2021.10.28 – 2021.12.18, OCI Museum of Art 2021.10.26

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Articles Artist Uri Han: On the Disappearing Things and Its Temporality
Uri Han (b. 1986) explores the world of disappearing objects through media such as video, photography, books, and installation, focusing on the diverse ways of perceiving and sensing things. In particular, the artist examines the relationship between image and language, fiction and reality, tracing what distinguishes the old from the new, the discarded from the circulating, in an effort to reframe contemporary everyday life.
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Articles Artist Omyo Cho: Imagining Alternative Life through Sculptures of Future Creatures
Omyo Cho (b. 1984) has explored the past, present, and future through a literary imagination, crafting narratives of human life through form and material. Drawing inspiration from non-human lifeforms encountered in scientific news and science fiction—both in Korea and abroad—the artist imagines lives of a future yet to come and translates them into the present tense through sculpture, installation, and VR video.
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Articles Artist Sojung Jun's Nonlinear Narratives: On the Lives of Various Individuals at the Boundary
Sojung Jun (b. 1982) has drawn inspiration from the stories of individuals she encounters, focusing on the voices of individuals hidden behind history and society and exploring how transitions in physical boundaries affect their lives.
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Mid-Career Artists Library

Jihyun Jung (b.1986)
In the Way Objects and the World are Handled
Jeamin Cha (b.1986)
Labor, Affect, Perception and Temporality
Park Gwangsoo (b.1984)
Nature and Humans, Reality and Fantasy, Disappearance and Creation
Gwon Donghyun (b.1982) x Kwon Seajung (b.1988)
Imagining Other Forms of Relationship
Noh Sangho (b.1986)
The Floating Images in the Online Realm
Soomin Shon (b.1986)
The Hidden Structures and Emotions of Contemporary Society
GRAYCODE, jiiiiin (Taebok Cho, b. 1984 and Jinhee Jung, b. 1988)
Sound as a Phenomenon
Uri Han (b.1986)
The Disappearing Things and Their Temporality
Song Min Jung (b.1985)
Movement Between Virtual and Real
dianalab (founded in 2016)
Expression with Marginalized Communities
Isaac Moon (b.1986)
Relationships Between Contemporary Visuality, Objects, and Humans
Kwak Intan (b.1986)
Sculpture as a Playful Space
Jamyoung Koo (b.1986)
Virtual Structures
Sunghyeop Seo (b.1986)
A ‘Topological’ Art
Dew Kim (b.1985)
The Intersection of the Sacred and the Profane
Omyo Cho (b.1984)
The Attitude Humans should adopt toward Life in the Future
Jongwan Jang (b.1983)
On the Faith and Anxiety Toward Utopia
Rahm Parc (b.1986)
On the Possibilities of Painting in an Era Where the Virtual and the Real Coexist
Hyangro Yoon (b.1986)
Abstract Painting through Contemporary Imaging Technologies
An Gayoung (b.1985)
Alternative Narratives of Unequal Realities
Shin Jungkyun (b.1986)
Reveals the Reality of Inherent Anxiety
Seo Jaewoong (b.1985)
Cyclical Relationships Between Humans and Non-Humans
Shin Min (b.1985)
Sculptures Reflecting the Reality of Women's Labor
Yona Lee (b.1986)
Dismantles Spatial Boundaries
Goen Choi (b.1985)
The Existence of Materials in Society Through Waste
Gala Porras-Kim (b.1984)
The Life of Relics Within Institutional Spaces
Jeongsu Woo (b.1986)
Allegorical Paintings of Contemporary Times
Ahnnlee Lee (b.1985)
Small, seemingly Insignificant Beings and Moments
Choe Sooryeon (b. 1986)
Recontextualizes Traditional "Oriental" Clichés
GaHee Park (b.1985)
Normalizing the Taboo
Woosung Lee (b. 1983)
Portraying the Youth of Today’s Society
IM Youngzoo (b.1982)
Intersects the Worlds of Superstition and Rationality
Jang Pa (b.1981)
Paintings on Otherized Senses
Chu Mirim (b.1982)
Digital Nostalgia and Urban Sensibility
Sojung Jun (b.1982)
On the Lives of Various Individuals at the Boundary
Hayoun Kwon (b.1981)
Virtual Spaces Realized by Technology
Jong Oh (b.1981)
Sculpture of Invisible Sensations
Minae Kim (b.1981)
Sculptures of Space
Jiyoung Yoon (b.1984)
The Structure of Perception and Belief
Yang Jung Uk (b.1982)
Stories of Ordinary People
Beak Jungki (b.1981)
Spirit and Matter, Humanity and Nature
Kim Chunsoo (b.1981)
'Low-cut' & 'Low-pass' Series
Kim Shinwook (b.1982)
Contemplative Typological Photos
Lee Yunsung (b.1985)
Korean Anime Painting
Lee Eunsil (b.1983)
Korean Painting as Contemporaneity
Jung Jihyun (b.1983)
Urban Architecture with Photographs