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Artist Dawha Jeon: Translating Deteriorated Digital Images into Painting
Dawha Jeon (b. 1990) has been exploring today’s digital ecosystem, oversaturated with fleeting and decontextualized images, by reconfiguring them along a different temporal axis. Viewing meme images circulating online as a kind of cultural relic, she collects and reinterprets them into the material form of painting.
2025.11.24
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[Review] Abstraction that Occupies the Surface and Taps the Space
The solo exhibition 《LUCID》 by Nakhee Sung at PIBI Gallery successfully transfers the spatial sensibility constructed within her two-dimensional works to the exhibition space itself. At the same time, by placing two earlier works at the end of the show, the exhibition hints at the continuity of her artistic trajectory
December, 2020
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《Wood, Metal, Earth: Three Materials, Three Languages》, 2025.05.16 – 2025.06.17, Choijungah Gallery
《Wood, Metal, Earth: Three Materials, Three Languages》 is an exhibition of dialogue that brings together three artists—Chung Hyun, Kim Hongsik, and Seo Hyekyung—who have created works using the natural materials
2025.05.16
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[Critique] Kim Eull: Drawing Out One’s Self
For about a decade, Kim Eull continually worked on his two series Self-Portrait and Blood Map, both of which focused on the theme of identity. Both of these series were essentially concluded in 2002
2016
