A selection of recent work by South Korean artist Jinhee Kim, currently based between Berlin and Seoul. With a master’s degree from the University of the Arts Berlin, and a BFA in painting from Hongik University in Seoul, Kim’s paintings have been exhibited internationally. Of her recent work, she says:

“I have been contemplating ways to hold on to the meaning of non-existent objects. From my point of view, the meaning of non-existent objects can be those that I’ve never had or those that are already gone. Even though those non-existing objects have uncertain ways of being or inevitable conditions, I must believe that the abstract concept or the object can exist in any shape at any time. In particular, the process of holding on to the invisible things is interesting.”

See more from Jinhee Kim below!