Hyegyeong Choi’s Prickly Women is a vivid celebration of femininity, strength, and interconnectedness with nature. Through electrifying color and bold forms, the painting blurs the boundary between body and landscape, inviting viewers to embrace the complexity of identity and the radiant vitality of life.

Lily Wong’s Translation explores the layers of identity and self-perception through symbolic objects and bold color contrasts. A face held in the hand, an unpeeled onion, and a knife evoke the complexity and tension of self-definition in a culturally fragmented world.