2015 Gaze

Copyright Š LIM SOOSIK Lim acquired his bachelor and master’s degree in photography from Jungang University in Seoul. Since 2007, Lim has actively showcased his works in galleries in Korea, US, Spain, China and others. His works are part of the permanent collection at National Museum of Modern Art and E-Land Space in Seoul and Reiner Kunze museum in Germany.

Copyright Š GABOMI. Young Japanese artist GABOMI. never had formal education in photography but became a respected professional in the field through a combination of commercial and creative exhibitions. She won several awards for her work in recent years. GABOMI. travels often and incorporates different cultures and lifestyles into an ongoing exploration of shape and color.

Copyright Š KOO SEONGYOUN Koo majored in Indian philosophy and photography in university. She had her first exhibition <Butterfly> in 2000 followed by many other unique exhibitions in still life photography, including <Glass> <Sand> <Pot> <Popcorn> <Candy>. Every year, she actively showcases her works in solo and group exhibitions using various methods, instilling artistic value in mundane everyday things around us.

Copyright Š KIM SOOKANG Kim is originally educated in painting, but she switched over to photography after studying in Pratt Institute in US. Her photography works has a strong sense of painterly texture. Ever since 1992, Kim has shown her works in exhibitions in galleries not only Seoul but also in Russia, Denmark, US and other parts of the world.

Copyright © LEE EUNSUN Lee studied Sculpture Art in Ewha Women’s University in Seoul and Photography Art in the US. She now uses various media, including moving pictures, installation, and photography, for her works. Lee’s works feature fun games from our days as little kids, in which audiences can observe how the game is played out and make assumptions on the changes and interactions.

Copyright Š LEE CHUNGMIN Ever since her debut as a young photographerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s exhibition in 2001, Lee has been active in group exhibitions and art festivals, introducing her artworks that possess a traditional but sophisticated meaning. She gradually built her reputation through participating in selected high profile shows like the Korean Art exhibition in Chicago, US.