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In her latest body of work, Jihyeon Park explores themes of introspection, transformation, and connection through paintings inspired by the rhythms of the natural world. Drawing from shifting seasons and landscapes, Park creates layered compositions that balance organic forms with abstraction, using fluid brushwork and atmospheric color to evoke a sense of movement and quiet reflection. Guided by a process of observation and surrender, her works invite viewers into contemplative spaces where stillness, resilience, and self-discovery emerge, offering a gentle reminder to reconnect with one’s inner landscape.
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Click the link in our bio to discover Park’s latest work.

Sculpture asks us to slow down.
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Unlike an image confined to a surface, sculpture shifts with light, perspective and movement, revealing something new from every angle. It invites a physical relationship with the viewer, transforming not only the object itself but the space around it.
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Discover a selection of sculptural works that bring depth, presence, and dimension to any interior at the link in our bio.

Some of life’s most meaningful moments are also the easiest to overlook.
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In Kate Florence’s latest collection, shared meals, lingering conversations, and the quiet companionship of animals become celebrations of connection and belonging. Drawing from memory and observation, Florence transforms everyday experiences into richly layered narratives that feel both deeply personal and universally familiar. Through expressive figures, rich color, and evocative storytelling, Florence captures the warmth, joy, and sense of belonging found in everyday experience.
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These paintings serve as reminders of what connects us—and why those connections matter.
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Click the link in our bio to discover Florence’s latest work.