Ha Ji-hoon, Jung Yoon-kyung, and Yoo Hyun-kyung, a three-person exhibition, will be held at Combine Works until the 2nd of next month.

The three-person exhibition "Mindscape" by Ha Ji-hoon, Jung Yoon-kyung and Yoo Hyun-kyung will be held until November 2 at the gallery Combine Works in Bukchon.

In this exhibition, we can find the commonalities of the three artists Ha Ji-hoon, Jung Yoon-kyung, and Yoo Hyun-kyung, who explore the nature of human existence. It's 'emotions and memories'. They left Korea and spent a long time studying abroad in the UK and Germany, reflecting on themselves in various cultures, and looking deeply into their inner world.

Various experiences in other countries added depth to the work and made each person's inner landscape, 'Mindscape', more honest. The result is not just a form of abstraction, but genuine pieces of emotion and memory from the abyss.

Works containing accidental touches, color mixing, and blank energy served as the most appropriate medium to express these emotions. Artists draw different landscapes, but the common human solitude and anxiety lie in the background. They created a new visual language at the point where past and present, individuals and universals, emotions and memories are intertwined.

The "Mindsacpe" exhibition, which recommends spending time and thinking in front of the work and recommending slow viewing, encourages visitors to try constant questions and conversations, sometimes still and sometimes violently.

"The stories of various wealthy beings in the work, the universal and complex emotions of humans will be visually revealed, the recovery of the full self, and the communication with the world within me," said Kim Myung-joo, the gallery art director of Combine Works.

"Mindscape" by Ha Ji-hoon, Jung Yoon-kyung, and Yoo Hyun-kyung will be available at the Combine Works Gallery in Jongno-gu, Seoul until November 2.

[Photo = Courtesy of Combine Works]