Everyday, We
Bohyeon Hwang's painting is a nuanced exploration of objects and their fluid presence within ambiguous space, creating a visual dialogue that challenges perception. Her works traverse the boundaries between materiality and figurative ambiguity. Her canvases transform the familiar into evocative forms that merge the tangible with the intangible.
Visual tactility is central to Hwang's process. Her use of layered textures and surfaces elicits sensations reminiscent of materials like felt, velvet, or sanded wood. As she elaborates, "The tactile surfaces draw you in, yet their ambiguity creates a sense of detachment. The objects’ contours fade, merging the tangible with the imagined."
