Today I would like to introduce the works of two artistically talented students. Below is Olivia's work. She has a lot of artistic sensibility and has a talent for finding and expressing beauty in objects.

  ​Below is Joyce's work. She excels at catching the story and meaning in things. She can create her own story through her drawings.

  ​I know how lucky I am to meet such talented, art-loving people and see their work.

  Text by Myungja Anna Koh

Little girl, please tell me now.
What is this? is it a flower?


No no it's not a flower
it's a butterfly


Cute child, please tell me today
What is this? is it a butterfly?


No no it's not a butterfly.
It moves around.


So are you a fish?
No no it's not a fish
It's always in the same place.


Smart kid, please tell me today
What is this? Is it a mountain?


No, it's not a mountain.
It has a scent.


So is it a flower?


YESSSSSS!!!


Can you tell me what flower it is?


Attention!


It is also a flower, a butterfly, a fish that loves water, and stands tall like a mountain.


That flower is a hydrangea.

  I recently received a mission to introduce the children to the profession of a painter. Starting with this mission, I made a 30-minute presentation file that briefly introduces the profession of a painter through my resume.

  Recently, the following two works met their owner. All of them are acrylic and these are the oldest paintings in my career, painted in 2012. Among these paintings, the winter tree is my personal favorite.

  Now there are few left of the old paintings. I decided to sell all the old drawings and paint a new one. Everything will change to a new style. Taking this turning point and looking back, I try to recall how precious my previous works were and how much joy and comfort they gave me. As much as they met a good owner, I hope they spread happiness and joy wherever they hang out. This is the wish of all painters.