Until November 17, the historic Bad Pyrmont Palace in Germany will host an exhibition by Korean artist Jaden Lee.
The artist presents unique works that merge Asian and European artistic traditions, reflecting his experiences in Seoul, Berlin, and Lügde.
Notably, the artist uses fabric from traditional Korean hanbok as his canvas, adding unique texture and cultural homage.
The exhibition includes paintings, drawings, videos, and sculptures, with public tours and artist talks scheduled throughout the duration.
Sayart / Nao Yim, yimnao@naver.com
Until November 17, the historic Bad Pyrmont Palace in Germany will host an exhibition by Korean artist Jaden Lee.
The artist presents unique works that merge Asian and European artistic traditions, reflecting his experiences in Seoul, Berlin, and Lügde.
Notably, the artist uses fabric from traditional Korean hanbok as his canvas, adding unique texture and cultural homage.
The exhibition includes paintings, drawings, videos, and sculptures, with public tours and artist talks scheduled throughout the duration.
Sayart / Nao Yim, yimnao@naver.com
