Art & Seoul

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Each Artist will share their contrasting aesthetic visions, characters and colour palette, yet all together form the Artworld of Seoul: Dian Chung creates near-monochromatic Pop-styled compositions with abstract backgrounds, centring our attention to one unknown Korean girl with blue eyes who enjoys lounging about; Facyhosi shares a strong bond between Affection and Nature, her compositions are made with melted wax on canvas and explore serene scenes of Love and Peace: couples embrace themselves, surrounded by a comforting field of flowers; Jun Yejin shares the story of an imaginary world, it illustrates a land of infinite Freedom and Dreams, explored by two orange-hooded characters and their dog who experience turquoise seas, and dense and colourful forests; Nina Park paints scenes of her personal, colourful life, but with a dreamy twist: filled with anthropomorphic cats and teddy bears, desserts, iced drinks, painted in pastel colours; Inspired by the Art of the Impressionists, Saerom Jeong captures colourful urban scenes through thick, dynamic paintbrushes, focussing our attention to faceless bystanders that walk through the composition; Vagab explores the social life of young adults in Seoul: cartoon-like yet realistic figures are presented enjoying enthusiastic dinners, travelling, dating, socialising with friends and peers or simply deep in thought; and Yuja draws our inner selves: according to the artist, we are but a disguise for our true selves – our young past which cloaks with an Adult veneer. These characters journey through a colourful yet seemingly incomplete physical world of introspection.

            TOKYO PARK™ invites the reader to our preview event at Feelium Gallery, Notting Hill Gate, on May 16th 2025, from 5 to 8 PM. We encourage everyone to bring their friends and family to enjoy and celebrate the Spirit and Culture of Seoul: “The Artists and locals have welcomed me to their previews and homes, now it is my turn to invite all admirers of Korean Culture and Art Enthusiasts to our exhibition”