The Korean Cultural Center in Hong Kong presents "2025 Korean Artists Series: Unfolding Silence," a special exhibition of contemporary Korean art, from December 10, 2025, to January 31, 2026. In collaboration with Whitestone Gallery, Gallery Exit, Soluna Fine Art, and Stroll Gallery, the exhibition will feature works by six prominent Korean abstract artists: KWON Soonik, BAE Sangsun, WOO Jong-Taek, JEONG Yun Kyung, KIM Deok Han, and LEE Chae.

This exhibition brings together Korean artists represented by Hong Kong galleries, showcasing the depth and diversity of contemporary Korean abstract art. Through their works, visitors will experience a visualized "Unfolding Silence"—an expression of inner reflection and sensory experience.

KWON Soonik employs a unique technique of layering clay and paint, infusing the gaps with graphite to capture narratives of healing and memory—a process completed through patience and the accumulation of time.

BAE Sangsun presents her "Morphing Void" series, which explores the flow of life and thought by layering paint on black velvet, expressing the tension between chaos and creation.

WOO Jong-Taek creates meditative works that question the essence of nature and the universe through powerful gestures in ink, charcoal, and white clay.

JEONG Yun Kyung combines East Asian ink traditions with Western abstract expressionism to create unique compositions that blend space and structure.

KIM Deok Han layers lacquer paint on wood panels and metal to create colors imbued with memory and emotion.

LEE Chae explores the continuation of life and enlightenment through symbolic and abstract representations of the natural cycle of blooming and decay.