Jeesun Hahn is versatile with architectural images of multiple perspectives as well as floating objects in diverse shapes and looks, which are accented in middle relief. Her works, titled as Resetting, are acrylic paintings with three-dimensional surfaces on plywood, symbolizing people, society, and relationships that interact together and some of them represent the perceptions that should be abandoned in order to reach the ideal state. Her works are about our environment that is breaking down and our efforts to recover from it.
She earned BFA and MFA from Hongik Univerity in Korea and MFA from Univertity of Utah in U.S. She had 20 individual exhibitions and many group exhibitions in Korea and other countries.
