Education
2013, Master of Painting, Sejong University Graduate School in Seoul 2010, Bachelor of Painting, Sejong University in Seoul 2006, Graduated from Seoul Arts High School in Seoul
Career
Solo Exhibition 2017 body cue, gallery nut, Seoul 2015 Blue Hour, Yoojung Art Center 1 Gallery, Seoul 2014 Pinktie, Gallery DOS, Seoul 2012 Bluetie, Gallery Worim, Seoul Three people 2016 Things - Shell, Space Shi Eun, Jeonju 2015 Link, Gallery 175, Seoul Group Exhibition and Art Fair 2017 Gwanghwamun International Art Festival <Timing>, Sejong Cultural Center Museum, Seoul 2016 Young & Young Artist Project <Connection>, Young-Eun Museum of Art, Gwangju, Gyeonggi-do 2015 AsiaPeople, Culture Station Seoul 284, Seoul 2014 Seoul Art Show, Samsung COEX, Seoul 2014 Asif, Culture Station Seoul 284, Seoul 2014 Young Artist Competition, Gallery Ile, Heyri 2013 Art Seoul, Seoul Arts Center Hangaram Art Museum, Seoul 2013 Dongbang Yogoi, Daegu Art Power Plant, Daegu 2013 GIAF- Contemporary Art Young Artist Seeseon Jeon, Sejong Cultural Center Museum, Seoul 2011 Mr. Day - Our Society of Fairness, Sejong Art Gallery, Seoul 2011 AsiaP, Hongik University Museum of Contemporary Art, Seoul 2011 POWER ART, Gongpyeong Gallery, Seoul 2011 INSA ART FESTIVAL 'ART to DESIGN', Insa Art Center, Seoul 2011 New Artist ART FESTIVAL- Woltul, Gongpyeong Gallery, Seoul 2010 Asian, Sungshin Women's University, Seoul 2010 Jangheung Art Market JAM, Jangheung Art Park, Jangheung 2009 Graduation Celebration, Global Village Gallery, Seoul 2009 I'm Fine, and You, Sejong Art Gallery, Seoul 2009 'Good morning' , Tablo Gallery, Seoul
People create themselves to belong outside because they cannot live in a private space called 'Home.' The outer space and environment become a manual and deal with 'I'. In it, people do any 'mark' that is acceptable to be exposed to the public while keeping a minimum of self-preservation. The mark provides some internal clues, protects me, and controls my behavior. Clothes can cover up seemingly unexposed bodies to enable communication with the outside world and show and hide clues to psychology or thought that one cannot or would not want to open. To the writer himself, clothes are the medium of communication between himself and the person outside. The thoughts and actions in the body of "I" coexist with various emotions in meeting with others and space outside of me. "I," an insider, is another outsider to others. There is room for the interior and exterior to stay together, and clothes that come out of your choice are a way to match. As such, each "I" has its own complete inner self and spreads its communicable exterior here and there. While walking across the sidewalk today, I was riding the subway on the subway, and I met someone who passed the class together in a time of communication with the world and a moment of division to reveal my mixed gaze.