Jiyoung Yoo studies artificial orders and systems that are found in everyday life, and the history of objects that belong in such system. As a subject of painting, the artist observes and collages various forms of objects such as eggs, water cups, manuscripts, calendars, and clocks that are often categorized as one unit or assembled as a bundle. This unique practice highlights the idea of relations in paintings. Visually intersecting and yet limiting the conditions of systems that each object has, the variations that the artist depicts present a new perspective in her own language.

KICHE aims to present the works of both Korean and international contemporary artists, building an alternative platform for communication, cooperation, and partnership within and outside the art scene. The gallery seeks to experiment its mid-long term vision by closely collaborating with art experts and institutions, establishing itself as a creative, engaging gallery space. With such approach, KICHE continues to play a role in deepening the artist’s unique practice; as well as, expanding the extent of opportunities and exposures.