Won Seoung Won is a South Korean artist known for her photographic works, often depicting imaginary landscapes, that are made by splicing pieces of images together on Photoshop. Common subjects of Won’s works are trees, which serve as a metaphor for people and the complex relationships between them.
Won holds an MFA from Kunstakademie Dusseldorf (2002) and Kunsthochschule für Medien Köln (2005).
Won Seoung Won’s current exhibition on Ocula is The Inaudible Audible at Arario Gallery, Seoul (5 October—13 November 2021).
Selected solo exhibitions include The Sight of the Others, Arario Gallery, Seoul (2017); Skeptical Orgy, Podbielsky Contemporary, Berlin (2014); 1978, My Age of Seven, Gana Contemporary, Seoul (2010); Tomorrow, Alternative Space LOOP, Seoul (2008).
Selected group exhibitions include FORÊT, Arario Gallery, Seoul (2021); Axis of Horizon, Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul (2020); Unexpected Encounter: Anna Panek, Won Seoung Won, Zacheta Project Room, Warsaw (2017); The Relics of Old Seoul, Buk Seoul Museum of Art, Seoul (2014); Show must go on in Singapore, ICRS, Singapore (2013).
Ocula | 2021

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