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Erin Morrison
Erin Morrison’s coin series began with the artist’s pure interest in coins as a material curiosity.
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YANG Hyun Jun
‘Adult Child’ is an ongoing series that Yang Hyun Jun has been working on since 2013. The series focuses on family and humanity.
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Batten and Kamp
The New Zealand born, Hong Kong based duo create one of-a-kind furniture, objects, and spaces for collectors, galleries, and clients around the world.
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Son IL
Memories, preservation and the language of communication is the key idea in Son’s works and he thrives to express the importance preservation in his own way through his artworks.
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BAEK Jinki
Baek’s artistic labor practices in his work reveal the artist’s will to live, and in the state of chaos before creation, he defines the acts of constant struggle between the artist and the material.
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KIM Kwang Ho
“No object without shadow can exist. Every form and shape of the world, whether it moves or not, is a substantive three-dimensional structure. “
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CHUI Pui Chee
Competent in a wide range of scripts, CHUI’s calligraphy exerts a dynamic and vigorous quality, while his painting derives from the structure of calligraphic fundamentals.
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Lee Yun A
The Thinking Space series is an expression of Mechanism, a mechanism of the human spirit buried in the mystery of dream vision.
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Miranda Smith
Miranda creates art that uses our perceptual fallacies to generate heightened experience through site-specific installation, photography, sculpture, and painting.
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Tyler Jackson Pritchard
Humans and the natural world are often depicted as opposing forces whereas Jackson takes a different point of view, seeing them as partners in a dance.
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Park Jin Woo
‘Think’ is an avant-garde art. Evolving from memory to dream.Park Jin-woo’s ‘Think’ series unfolds an art world of emotional aesthetics.
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