Ha Chong-Hyun is a South Korean painter associated with Dansaekhwa. His signature “Back-to-Front” technique involves pushing oil paint through hemp or burlap from the reverse side, creating ridges, grids, and textured surfaces that embody force, resistance, and material process.
The resulting works read as landscapes of pressure—quiet yet full of internal tension.
Ha Chong-Hyun is a South Korean Dansaekhwa painter known for back-to-front paint techniques that emphasize material force and texture.
Ha Chong-Hyun is a South Korean painter known for textured Dansaekhwa works created by pushing paint through coarse canvas from back to front.
