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Kigin Yang was born in South Korea and now lives and works in New York. She is particularly intrigued by microscopic images that imply the growth of nature. Her work is tenacious and meticulous, representing an ongoing investigation of the moment of "growing." Yang's artistic expressions vary from 2-dimensional drawings to 3-dimensional site-specific installations. She received funding from the GyeongGi Cultural Foundation as a rising artist and presented her work at Aram Art Museum in 2018. Additionally, she held her representative solo exhibition, "The Layers of Water," at Emu Art Space in South Korea in 2017. Her work has been featured and exhibited at various prestigious locations, including the Painting Center at Chelsea in New York, the Edward Hopper House Museum, and the Korean Cultural Center in New York.
Kigin Yang was born in South Korea and now lives and works in New York. She is particularly intrigued by microscopic images that imply the growth of nature. Her work is tenacious and meticulous, representing an ongoing investigation of the moment of "growing." Yang's artistic expressions vary from 2-dimensional drawings to 3-dimensional site-specific installations. She received funding from the GyeongGi Cultural Foundation as a rising artist and presented her work at Aram Art Museum in 2018. Additionally, she held her representative solo exhibition, "The Layers of Water," at Emu Art Space in South Korea in 2017. Her work has been featured and exhibited at various prestigious locations, including the Painting Center at Chelsea in New York, the Edward Hopper House Museum, and the Korean Cultural Center in New York.