Exploring inner spaces and the human psyche, Choi Yoo Jeong (b. 1994, Busan, South Korea) creates works that evoke domestic spaces filled with solitary figures. Her meticulous brushwork and smooth surfaces accentuate the subtle atmosphere permeating her pieces. Doors, windows, and stairs play roles in the interstitial spaces, allowing surreal elements to infiltrate rational and modern interiors. Choi graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Painting from Rhode Island School of Design in the United States in 2018 and is currently pursuing a Master's degree in Painting at Korea University in South Korea. In 2021, she held her debut exhibition "The Return of Tangerine" at Seoul 175 Gallery. She has also participated in group exhibitions at Seongbuk Art Creation Center (2023), Seoul Gallery Iz (2016), among others. She has exhibited in group shows at Seongbuk Art Creation Center (2023), Hapjeong-dong, Seoul (2022), Seoul BGA Maru (2021), Delight Seoul (2019), Dongsoo Moon, Seoul (2019), and Woodbury House in Providence, USA (2018). Currently, she is holding a solo exhibition at Seoul Drawing Room.

Founded by Javier Peres in 2002, Peres Projects is a contemporary art gallery promoting contemporary international artists to a global audience. The gallery represents and supports a diverse group of artists throughout their careers, who often demonstrate inter-disciplinary, and experimental practices. The program focuses on nurturing ambitious projects by the represented artists, in dialogue with leading institutions and scholars, with the goal of expanding their presence internationally. Since the gallery’s inception, it has operated project spaces and presented important exhibitions of contemporary art internationally. Currently it has locations in Berlin, Seoul and Milan.