16/10/2026
Thank you, Woo Jin, for taking over our stories this week.
From her studio at Cockpit Deptford to the gallery floor, Woo Jin shared the path that led to Bodily Inbetweenness.
Answering your questions, she spoke about the colours of Korean folk painting, which she keeps close but follows intuitively, letting each piece show her what it needs. She also gave a first look at her next chapter, an exhibition at the Harley Foundation in January alongside the visionary textile artist Elizabeth Allen.
The week closed with a visit from the Cockpit patrons, and we are so grateful to everyone who joined us.
Bodily Inbetweenness is about ideas forming and dissolving, and how we exist between the physical world and our innate worlds. Woo Jin invites you to take your time, sit alongside the works, and reflect on your own.
On view until 13 November at Ruup & Form, 7 Tilney Court, Old Street, London EC1V 9BQ.
We look forward to showcasing her work at and in 2027