Gahyo Choe

She creates her own free world by unexpectedly combining various places on Earth or creating an imaginary place and adding color imagination to it. Then, she draws gaps, holes, and doors in the artwork to keep the artwork open. Through these, the audience can enter the world in the painting, and the...

She creates her own free world by unexpectedly combining various places on Earth or creating an imaginary place and adding color imagination to it. Then, she draws gaps, holes, and doors in the artwork to keep the artwork open. Through these, the audience can enter the world in the painting, and the painting itself becomes a passage to another world. She sees mental appreciation as a part of the work beyond simple appreciation. While appreciating the work, the audience reminds themselves of their infinite possibilities and tries to create the illusion that they have moved somewhere. In other words, the goal is to draw a place in which the mind can be filled with freedom while imagining a world that may exist somewhere, a free world of one's own.