Roh Hye Young

Roh Hye Young reinterprets the visual language of Korean Minhwa through a contemporary lens, painting with delicate color on traditional jangji paper.

Recurring motifs — cats, owls, butterflies, and blooming flowers — appear not only as decorative symbols, but as quiet reflections of inner feeling. Beginning from personal memory and the warmth of family, her work opens into a familiar yet dreamlike emotional landscape.

Through vivid color, decorative rhythm, and symbolic imagery, she transforms ornamental tradition into deeply personal psychological scenes, where affection, nostalgia, and quiet imagination gently overlap.