Rooted in Art

Issue 6 – Transnational Editions

In Issue 6, we wander through the lives and works of ten transnational Korean creatives as they navigate the shifting landscapes of home and forage for a sense of belonging en-route. Rooted in themes of nature, this issue reveals Mother Earth’s capacity to mirror human emotions in migratory contexts, offering unique reflections on life’s fragility, cultural hybridity, and the interconnected paths so many artists tread. Blending traditional and contemporary techniques, their creations intertwine ecological consciousness with personal and collective histories, challenging essentialist views while celebrating individual creativity and human agency. Join us as we step into these meditative terrains, where art resists stereotypes, sows the seeds of empathy, and illuminates the enduring power of resilience across borders.

IN THIS ISSUE

The Fabric of Home

The Fabric of Home

Fashion some personal space with Sarah Kim …
Clouds, Waterfalls, and Wonder

Clouds, Waterfalls, and Wonder

Cascade into Sodam Kim’s surreal landscapes …
Heterotopian Horizons

Heterotopian Horizons

Venture into a pastoral space beyond Eun Y Lee’s imagination …
The Angel’s Share

The Angel’s Share

Embrace the wonders of nature that remain with Haeryun …
Essence of Place

Essence of Place

Long for the pastures of home with Miyeon Lee …
From Sky to April

From Sky to April

Immerse in Hee Bae’s visuals of self-discovery …
The Beauty of the Void

The Beauty of the Void

Acquaint yourself with Youjin Yi’s diversity of creature features …
Altered Landscapes

Altered Landscapes

Plant possibilities in Seoyoung Yun’s unfamiliar soils …
To All the Daphnes of the World

To All the Daphnes of the World

Stand your ground amidst Soo Hyun Lee’s mythological landscapes …
Playgrounds of Possibility

Playgrounds of Possibility

Make light of hostilities with Kiwan Choi …

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