Kwon Young-Woo was a South Korean painter associated with Dansaekhwa. His works use hanji (traditional Korean paper) as both support and medium—cutting, tearing, scraping, and pressing into its surface to reveal structural fibers and topography.
The resulting monochrome fields feel meditative yet tactile, emphasizing physical engagement and material presence.
Kwon Young-Woo was a South Korean Dansaekhwa artist known for incised and torn paper reliefs.
Kwon Young-Woo was a South Korean painter known for monochrome works created by puncturing, cutting, and carving into hanji paper.
