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Minkyung








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instant connection, cultural comfort, self-discovery, art practice, conceptual change, creative studio, mundane to magical, attention to detail, eggshell art, community building, traditional crafts, interconnectedness

Minkyung is a Korean-Canadian artist based in New York whose work illuminates the often-overlooked intricacies of daily life and celebrates the subtle colors and textures of nature. Her practice centers on capturing delicate phenomena, like the nuanced shifts in color and the gentle play of shadows on surfaces, drawing viewers’ attention to the beauty in life’s smallest details. Using natural and raw materials, Minkyung’s work evokes a sense of intimacy and wonder, inviting audiences to immerse themselves in the details of her creations.

Her work embodies the Korean concept of "아기자기" (agi-jagi), which translates to harmonious, picturesque, and precious—a quality she achieves through carefully selected materials and meticulous craftsmanship. Everyday materials such as soil, paper, and eggshells are transformed, taking on new significance through a process akin to ascetic devotion. With delicate forms, organic textures, and curated colors, Minkyung transports viewers into a world where each piece serves as a portal to explore the subtle nuances of existence.

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