Meet The Artist

The Korean artist, KYU Hana, is a versatile illustrator who has collaborated with various companies, including Samsung, SSF Shop magazine, SKT Telecom, CJ Olive Young, and Lotte Capital, Descente, La Roche-Posay, and CheongKwanJang... She is known for her heartwarming illustrations of everyday life, featuring lovable characters. And she delicately captures the emotional connections between people.

Korean painting is a traditional Korean painting style. She has participated in numerous solo and group exhibitions at home and abroad, including the Asian Art Museum of Kukuoka, Won- an Museum of Art, CICA Museum, and KT Art hall since 2007. She has also been selected as an artist or participant at various art fairs.

Based in Seoul. The Moment seems peaceful, but everyone has their own story. 24th anniversary-Illustration's book for Harper's BAZAAR, Cover illustration for Haper's BAZZAR, Collaboration for Dr. Belmeur, LG Healthy&Beautiful, ELLE Korea, Essenherb Jojoba, TVA Showroom display...

Janey, a South Korean artist. She graduated from Parsons School of Design in New York City. In 2022, she participated in the Focus Art Fair in Paris, France, and has been active in various exhibitions at home and abroad. She was selected as one of 9 noteworthy artists through the Star Art Fair at the Saatchi Gallery in the UK.

KIM Eun-hak is a korean artist, designer, and entrepreneur. He is known for his handcrafted furniture and objects that feature intricate details. KIM has built his own unique world view and continues to develop his original artistic universe.

After studying illustration in 2012, she has had the pleasure of showing her work in galleries and exhibitions in Toronto and Seoul. She also collaborates with artists from various fields, and her illustrations can be found in books, magazines, album covers, music videos, and even popular Korean dramas.

She believes that a great illustration can instantly grab people’s attention and make them curious about the rest of the story. It’s a personal and powerful way to show your audience what you have to offer.

Artist Seung-joo Baek, who majored in ceramics at Hongik University, is working on various paintings and ceramic works with animals as the theme. The artist’s activities can be seen through various solo and group exhibitions in Japan, Singapore, and other countries, and he is currently creating his own works through sumi-e.

She is a visual designer who majored in visual design at Ewha Womans University and is a professor at a university. She runs a visual design company and is active in various fields through many solo and group exhibitions.

An artist who draws everyday moments with colored pencils. She presents drawings of moments through collaborations for events with high-end brands such as Burberry, Hermes, and Chanel. A global artist with nearly 140,000 followers on Instagram.

Global design company Podium is a group that showcases sensational designs both domestically and internationally. Recently, they have planned a pop-up store for the Japanese Mitsukoshi department store related to K-beauty and fashion.

Hosung Seo studied Visual Communication Design in Korea and earned a Master’s in Fashion and Marketing in Paris. He worked as a fashion design professor and marketing director at L'Oréal before turning to art to focus more on himself.

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He has exhibited at Hana Bank HEART1, Samwon Gallery, KEPCO Art Center, Gallery THE KEY, Seoul Living Design Fair, KIAF, and the Singapore Affordable Art Fair.

He has also collaborated with brands like LG Hazzys Women, Royal Salute, Estée Lauder (Pink Ribbon), and Switch123 by Lee Hyun Apparel.

Illustrator Hye Park creates all of her artwork by hand-painting with watercolor gouache. She has the ability to view objects and natural elements with a positive perspective, and she does not keep this optimistic gaze to herself but instead shares the power of empathy with others through her paintings. She has worked on various book covers and picture books, and when she discovers a sentence that catches her in the net of inspiration while reading, she unfolds it into an illustration.

Kim Youngjin is an artist who envisions eternal peace through circular forms that, at times, become flowers and stars—embodying a warm, childlike aesthetic filled with the energy of hope. Her works are composed of layered forms created from over one hundred colors, synthesizing themes of flowers and nature, reality and idealism into vibrant fields of energy.

She has held over 22 solo exhibitions and participated in numerous group exhibitions and art fairs both in Korea and internationally, including Seoul, Busan, and Jeju. Loved by many gallerists and collectors, Kim continues to expand her artistic world through major international art fairs such as KIAF, Seoul Art Show, and Art Busan. She participated in the Artisty Songdo Residency in 2018 and was selected as a Top 10 Finalist for the Bespoke Rendezvous in 2019.

Baek Inkyo is a colorist and installation artist who studied ceramics and glass at Hongik University, earned an MFA in Ceramics from Cranbrook Academy of Art, and completed a PhD in Color Studies at Hongik University. She was selected as a promising emerging artist by the Arts Council Korea (ARKO) and works primarily with vividly colored threads as her main material.

After completing her graduate studies in the United States, Baek began exhibiting internationally at an early stage of her career. Represented by U.S.-based galleries, she has actively presented her work across the United States and Europe, participating in museum exhibitions and a wide range of artistic projects.

Lee Jun is a contemporary sculptural artist whose work explores themes of interpersonal distance and social alienation through a refined visual language. Her practice centers on small-scale human figures and objects, each meticulously handcrafted by weaving threads with intense focus and patience. Working between the United States and Korea, she moves fluidly between sculpture and fiber-based media. Lee captures moments in which individuals are overlooked or rendered invisible amid modern society’s indifference.
Within compact forms, her works convey quiet yet powerful social messages and emotional depth. Her work has been exhibited internationally across Korea, the United States, Europe, and Asia. In 2025, she received an award at Baltic MINI Textile, and her work was permanently acquired by the National Museum in Poland.

Kim Bummi, founder of BUMIEL, studied painting and has developed a practice that reinterprets color and form by combining painterly sensibility with the vitality of plant life. Through her work as a florist, she merges artistic composition with the organic beauty of nature, which led to the establishment of the brand BUMIEL.

In 2025, BUMIEL was officially selected as a featured creator in the Homo Faber Guide, an international platform celebrating craftsmanship and artistic experimentation. Today, professionals from around the world travel to Korea to experience and learn from BUMIEL’s distinctive approach and practice.

Gyuok visualizes and records intangible emotions and memories—such as the warmth between people, shared smiles, lingering regrets of the past, and hopes for the future—by translating them onto the canvas. Rooted in a strong belief in the essence of painting itself, she is regarded as an important abstract painter within the contemporary Korean art scene, drawing parallels to her mentor, Sean Scully, a master of modern abstract painting. She received her painting diploma from the Academy of Fine Arts Munich (Germany) and completed her doctoral coursework in Fine Arts at Dongduk Women’s University in Korea. Her practice has expanded through university teaching, international residencies including KunstDock in Leipzig and Art Factory in Dadaepo (Busan), and the Jaar Ferngas Förderpreis Junge Kunst award. She has participated in numerous solo and group exhibitions as well as international art fairs, and currently lives and works in the United States.

Park Noeul is an artist who graduated from the Department of Painting at Hongik University and has held over 40 solo and group exhibitions.

In her work, she places herself into everyday objects such as cups and flowerpots—fragile, passive forms that can easily break if handled without care. These objects become quiet containers for stories she cannot openly share, gently holding emotions, memories, and unspoken experiences.

The empty spaces within these objects are filled with layered narratives and personal recollections. By giving voice to these silent companions through speech bubbles, the artist visualizes countless stories that exist beyond language, transforming the unseen and unheard into subtle, emotional forms.

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