Hwasu Yoo, born in 1989 in Busan, graduated from the College of Arts at Dankook University and the Graduate School of Painting at Kookmin University. She has participated in five solo exhibitions and numerous group shows, expanding her international presence through major art fairs in Singapore, Hong Kong, and China. Hwasu Yoo conceived her "Unrealistic Space" series from the anxiety and desire for stability stemming from repetitive daily life, habitual actions, and irrational situations. She transforms feelings and images based on experiences or the real world into collages on square or circular canvases, incorporating oil paint and fabric objects to create an unrealistic "virtual world." The artworks prominently feature flowers, horses, and children, with the children symbolizing freedom as they collect words from floating horses that travel for play. The horses disguise themselves within their surroundings, avoiding capture. Through the acts of "drawing" and adding "fabric objects," the artist creates imaginative spaces where exhausted figures, masked as boys and girls, seek playfulness, reflecting her unique narrative towards a utopia.

Easelly opened in 2024 to discover young and promising new artists and present original artworks in various genres. We aim to provide new artists with opportunities to participate in domestic and international exhibitions and art fairs, and to create a space with a novel and young sensibility by creating artworks that can be closer to a new generation of collectors. Through unique special exhibitions of artworks by contemporary artists both domestic and international, we will strive to present special exhibitions that allow people to easily access and enjoy art, and we plan to present a variety of exhibition programs to make it a sensational space appealing to a younger generation.