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Donghwa Ode Gallery Donghwa Ode Gallery specializes in the contemporary artwork of emerging and established artists from diverse backgrounds all around the world.

09/16/2026

A closer look at the tactile paper relief works of Park Chul, a leading figure in Korean hanji painting. Working with hanji paper and natural dyes, Park transforms materials into layered compositions that explore Korean cultural traditions, modernization, and our relationship to nature.

Drawing on the cultural traditions of his native Korea, Suh reuses discarded calligraphy scrolls and ink paintings made ...
08/14/2026

Drawing on the cultural traditions of his native Korea, Suh reuses discarded calligraphy scrolls and ink paintings made on Korean Hanji paper. He compresses, rolls, and hand-cuts these painted fragments before assembling them into intricate relief compositions, often using geometric forms to evoke a sense of timeless universality.
Reminiscent of mandalas, Suh’s works reveal a mesmerizing harmony from afar, while closer inspection exposes layers of complexity and disorder. Faint ink marks visible along the cut edges connect past and present, reflecting the continuity of traditional Korean practices within contemporary culture.

Anne Katrine Senstad’s Portal for Perpetuity No. 14 (Red + Hot Pink Neon) explores perception through light, color, and ...
08/12/2026

Anne Katrine Senstad’s Portal for Perpetuity No. 14 (Red + Hot Pink Neon) explores perception through light, color, and space. Neon and mirrored surfaces create a vivid, immersive sculptural experience.

Portal for Perpetuity No. 14 (Red + Hot Pink Neon)
2025 | Neon, hardware, mirrors | 18 × 12 × 12 in. | Edition 1/3

07/28/2026

Installation view of Raphaele Shirley’s luminous sculpture, where geometry and light converge to transform the surrounding space. Through subtle shifts in illumination and perspective, the work invites viewers into an atmospheric encounter that changes with every movement.

03/14/2026

Raphaele Shirley’s sculptural works transform illumination into layered geometry

03/04/2026

Young Sup Han has spent over five decades expanding the language of contemporary hanji through takbon, a traditional Korean rubbing technique that embeds the physical trace of nature into the surface of the paper.

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