Hangeul swims with saury in Choi Asuk's LA exhibition

Korean American artist Choi Asuk will explore contemplation and philosophy through Hangeul and Kongchee at Gallery Western, Los Angeles, in October. Hosted by the Hope and Peace Foundation, the "Shine and Light" exhibition invites Choi to showcase her latest works from the "Hunminjeongeum and the Light of the Pacific Saury (Hunmin-Kongchee)" series. The series combines Hangeul with the images of saury to express vitality and resilience. The exhibition reflects Choi's 40-year artistic journey, ce

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the theme of Choi Asuk's exhibition?

The exhibition explores contemplation and philosophy through Hangeul and Kongchee.

Where is the exhibition taking place?

It is hosted at Gallery Western in Los Angeles.

What series is featured in the exhibition?

The exhibition showcases the 'Hunminjeongeum and the Light of the Pacific Saury (Hunmin-Kongchee)' series.

What do the images of saury represent?

They express vitality and resilience.