“Not as Boundary, But as a Bond”
I am an artist and storyteller who reinterprets traditional Korean folk paintings (Minhwa) into modern fairy tales for adults.
By breathing new life into the rich symbolism of Minhwa, I create narratives that explore emotion, memory, and healing in contemporary society.
To me, art is a language of connection — one that bridges cultural heritage and personal storytelling to resonate with diverse audiences.
This creative journey is more than just an artistic pursuit; it’s a way of re-seeing life.
Through my work, I hope to offer moments of reflection and comfort to those who encounter it.
I am an artist and storyteller who reinterprets traditional Korean folk paintings (Minhwa) into m...
A panoramic landscape of Cappadocia rendered through minhwa (folk painting) idioms.
The blending of Turkish topography with Korean traditional brushwork symbolizes
diasporic memory—an imagined homeland where two cultural geographies overlap.
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