숲 Forest charcoal on paper, 77x 107cm, 2022

Glaciers and City Charcoal on paper, 77x 107cm, 2022

China Cabbage Charcoal on the wall, 490x680cm, 2006

Huh Yunhee is an artist who works on nature that disappears due to human greed.

This work represents glaciers that melt and disappear due to climate warming due to the development of human civilization.

However, the roots of plants, which are the meaning of creation, are growing on the disappearing glaciers, delivering a hopeful message.

Last Flower-Paeonia obovata Maxim, Charcoal on paper, 77x57cm, 2022

Last Flower-Silence capitata Kom oil on canvas, 194x 131cm, 2022

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HUH Yun-hee

Education

2003 Meisterschüler in Painting, University of Arts Bremen, Bremen, Germany

2002 M.F.A. in Painting, University of Arts Bremen, Bremen, Germany

1991 B.F.A. in Painting, Ewha Womans University, Seoul, Korea

Solo Exhibitions

2022 <9 Liters of Dust and Hut> A.P.23, Seoul

2022 <Lost Forest> Gallery Meme, Seoul

2020 <Desire>Youngeun Museum of Art, Gwangju Kyunggi, Korea

2020 <Disappear> Sueno339, Seoul, Korea

2019 <Forest of Time> Lotte Gallery, Seoul, Korea

2018 <Mind Collecting Room> This Weekend Room, Seoul, Korea

2017 <The Color of Time> Gallery Meme, Seoul, Korea

2016 <Listen To Bird’s Song> LIG Art Space, Seoul, Korea

2015 <The Darkness Shines Brightly> Gildam Gallery, Seoul, Korea

2014 <Song of the Road> Kaist Research & Art, Seoul, Korea

2013 <Words of Trees> 63 Sky Art Museum, Seoul, Korea

2012 <Under the Linden Tree> Kulturpalast Wedding International, Berlin, Germany

          <Cabbage, Feet, Fukushima> Gallery Soso, Paju, Korea

2009 <Thought of a Leaf> Seoul Olympic Museum of Art, Seoul, Korea

2008 <Traces of Days> Project Space Sarubia, Seoul, Korea

2007 <Between two Houses> Gallery des Westerns, Bremen Germany

2005 <Skin of Days> Insa Art Space, Seoul, Korea

2003 <Huh Yun-hee‘s Solo Exhibition>Gallery Mercedes Benz, Bremen, Germany

2002 <Huh Yun-hee‘s Solo Exhibition>Gallery Brunnenhof, Bremen, Germany

1993 <Huh Yun-hee’s Solo Exhibition>Gong Pyung Art Center, Seoul, Korea

Group Exhibitions

2023 <Alma Mater 3>, Art Center Seoul Doam Gallery, Seoul

2022 <Growing plants> Cube Museum, Sungnam

2021 <Catastrophe and Recovery> Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul, Korea

          <Sounds of the Blue Marble- Mourning the Anthropocene> Seoul National University Museum of Art, Seoul, Korea

          <Spielraum-Phytology> Museum SAN, Woenju

          <Jeonnam International Sumuk Biennale 2021> Mokpo, Korea