Photo by Nina Marin Photography
Yung-wu (영우) is a self-taught abstract artist based in the Hudson Valley. Heavily influenced by her upbringing in New York City and South Korean heritage, her work centers around the exploration of identity and fluidity of memory. Each and every work is created intuitively with Yung-wu utilizing a variety of unconventional tools, such as cardboard, battery packaging, and other found objects. Her process is a balance of spontaneity and intentionality, taking in the moment and translating that onto canvas. Yung-wu’s work continues to gain recognition in solo and group exhibitions across New York and Connecticut.
Her work is on view in the gallery now.
Nohana
After the Storm - Private Collection
Forty-Four Sunsets - Private Collection
Holding Court
Gravity Always Wins
Mei - Private Collection
Double Exposure
Plum Rains
Alterum non laedere
Alisma - Private Collection
Layali
Kairos
Tarakada
Borrowed Seasons
Geis
Lilu
Trigger Points
Morai Shadows - Private Collection
Marina
Peppercorns
Koshin
Plastic Blooms - Private Collection
Matilda
She'd Better Be Nice