Specification and Material: Water-based Acrylic on Canned Paper in Section 4Descripti on of the work – In the distant future, the city of Earth is as we expected Due to overcrowding, industrialization, and urbanization, Suffer from persistent pollution and lack of oxygen. But humans demonstrate their ability to solve it with technology. I was looking at the huge baobab trees that actually exist in Africa. I imagined the curiosity about humans living in the future city. Growing a giant baobab tree on a giant dome-shaped spaceship above the city. It depicts the future of using it as a vacation spot and receiving high-quality oxygen. Future humans, contrary to their concerns, are based on more advanced technology than they are now, I will build a beautiful city in my own way and live happily. I am a human being in the distant future. I don’t think pessimistic about t he future of the Earth. It’s just that environmental destruction, animal extinction, war and starvation are the reality that’s happening. From now on, everyone will have strong responsibilities and obligations to protect all of these things. It is important to realize as soon as possible. So drawing a broken earth can be a stimulus. I imagine a richer and more beautiful future, and with that, I want to give people a paradoxical stimulus.

Specification and Material: Water-based Acrylic on Canned Paper
in Section 4

Description of the work
– I always imagine another me wandering around in my head.

My mind is sometimes as complicated as a maze, and some days are too simple

It is also a square soccer stadium.
Whether the situation in my head changes depending on my mood and condition

It doesn’t matter if all this comes from an order in the head or what’s right.
I wanted to paint another image of myself walking in my head.

Specification and Material: Water-based Acrylic on Canteen (verse 4)

Think of the image that comes to mind with the word “Travel.”

Tourist atractions within beautiful cities and detailed sculptures,

The trip that comes to mind is of an ever-expanding forest of trees.

A trip filled with nature’s beauty along a winding road.

And at the end of the trip, lies another path to take.

Specification and Material: Water-based Acrylic on Canteen (verse 4)

Where does luck come from?

Does it come on its own?

Or do I make it?

Even in the midst of difficult times, I don’t lose hope.

And so I believe that if you try, good luck will naturally be on your side.

Specification and Material: Water-based Acrylic +
Object on Section 4 Canteen

Description of the work
– I can’t think of a life without music.

Can it be called music only if it is played with an instrument?

My voice, my heartbeat, my gestures, my breathing…
Everything is a piece of music and rhythm.

An inner wound, a band and a pill that wraps around it
But my own voice radiates out through my eyes, not through my mouth.

What am I thinking about and what kind of musical sensibility is coming out of me?

It’s a picture that I thought hard about.

Size: 20″ X 16″
Materials: Acrylic paints and ink pen on illustration board

In modern society, people are gradually losing direct contact with nature.
People’s lives have a great impact on the ecosystem.

When the natural environment or living environment is polluted and damaged due to human activities, this is called environmental pollution.

Birds are a representative animals whose population disappears due to environmental pollution.

Once an ecosystem is destroyed, it is difficult to restore it and requires a lot of time and effort. Through this work, which depicts a mechanized bird, I wanted to show the importance of our efforts to not pollute the environment in our daily life and the importance of our continuous human efforts to restore the destroyed ecosystem.

Size: 16″ X 20″
Materials: Acrylic paints and ink pen on illustration board

In modern society, the public is experiencing anthropomorphic animals such as lion characters through media.

In particular, the appearance of the lion in the animation “The Lion King”, which I liked as a child, was very attractive to me. However, the lions I have seen in zoos and safaris have the wildness of animals, unlike the anthropomorphic lions.
Through this work, I visualized the wild characteristics of the lion, the king of animals, which modern people only know superficially, and the duality of commercialized animals such as lions in animation.

As a result, I tried to criticize this phenomenon through the process of mechanically representing the lion’s head.

Size: 14″ X 18″
Materials: Mixed media on illustration board 

Abraham Lincoln is the 16th President of the United States and a great leader who led the emancipation of black slaves. Although he was America’s most famous president and a great leader who won the Civil War, he had to go through many failures and setbacks before he became president. He suffered psychologically from depression throughout his life and eventually died abruptly after being assassinated with a pistol by the opposition. Through this work, I expressed the tragic side of Abraham Lincoln that present people only know superficially. His positive heroic political achievements and the dark tragic personal history of his life are expressed through contrasting colors.

Size: 14″ X 18″
Materials: Mixed media on illustration board

In modern society, the general public is experiencing wild animals such as bulls through zoos and the media. Also on farms, bulls and horses are artificially bred and slaughtered by humans. However, in nature, bulls are wild and capable of maintaining their natural lifestyle. Through this work, I visualized the meaning of the bull that modern people know as a mechanized tool away from nature. As a result, I tried to criticize the phenomenon of human cruelty to animals through the process of mechanically expressing the appearance of a bull.