Seung Eui Hyun
Seung Eui Hyun
Jeju, South Korea, b. 1991
- #nature
- #blackandwhite
- #painting
- #symbolic
- #perspective
- #reconstruct
- #layers
- #environment
- #현승의
Jeju, South Korea, b. 1991
Seung Eui Hyun, who majored in Oriental painting at Seoul National University, has continued to explore nature and space. Born and raised in Jeju Island, the artist reconstructs the tourism industry, the non-verbalized romanticism it incites, and the narratives hidden beneath the surface with a cynical perspective. She reveals the logic of capital operating beyond idealized landscapes and addresses environmental and social issues through her dense paintings. By presenting today's scenery as multi-layered images, the artist exposes the anxiety at the point where reality and romanticism intersect and collide. By depicting various phenomena within this gap, she lays bare the emptiness of the saturated modern world.
2019
M.F.A. Department of Oriental Painting, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea
2016
B.F.A. Department of Oriental Painting, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea
Education
2022
20th Kumho Young Artist, Seoul
2015
Art award by Hoam Faculty House, Seoul
Award
2024
<Maybe this will be the last>, Incheon Art Platform, Incheon
2023
<The Ordinary ■’s Ordinary Vacation>, Kumho Museum of Art, Seoul
2022
<Black is a Synonym for Silence>, OOOOON, Seoul
Solo Exhibition
2023
<UNDER THE SURFACE>, Horanggasy Creative Studio, Gwangju, Korea
2023
<Discovery: 12 Contemporary Artists from Korea>, Rockefeller Center, New York, NY, USA
2022
<Consensual Sumuk>, Haeum Museum of Art, Suwon
Group Exhibition
2022
Horanggasi Residency, Gwangju
2020
Creative studio of Lee Jung Seop Art Museum, Jeju
2019
Suite Sweet Fish&Rooms, Jeju
Residency
18 Jul 2023 - 27 Aug 2023
Discovery: 12 Contemporary Artists from Korea
The exhibition "Discovery: 12 Contemporary Artists From Korea", presented by Artue, showcases the diverse talents on the cutting-edge of Korea’s art scene, with works from artists : Sungsic Moon, Park Chan-wook, Jina Park, Heejoon Lee, Eunu Lee, HaSeulLin Jeong, Hyundoo Jung, Hyun Seung Eui, Chansong Kim, Yoonhee Na, Hyeon-A Cho, and Seok Cho. By encapsulating a broad range of contemporary artistic practices, it offers an intimate glance into the current landscape and future potential of Korean art, further promoting the understanding of postwar Korean art that has rapidly ascended in the global art sphere over the past decade.
Rockefeller Center, New York, NY, USA