The Korean Cultural Center in Hong Kong presents “Echoes in Between: Four Voices in Korean Abstraction

” from February 4 to March 19, 2026, at the gallery space at the Korean Cultural Center in Hong Kong.

Organized in collaboration with Soluna Fine Art Gallery, the exhibition features four leading Korean 

abstract artists— Ha Tae-Im, Jang Seungtaik, Kim Young-Hun, and Park Yoon-Kyung.

While each artist engages abstraction through different visual languages, they are united by 

shared inquiries into color, layering, gesture, and space, revealing how meaning emerges in the 

subtle intervals between material and immaterial, presence and absence.

Ha Tae-Im’s Un Passage series evokes psychological resonance and human connection 

through flowing bands of color.

Jang Seungtaik’s Layered Painting records time and presence with translucent layers.

Kim Young-Hun’s Electronic Nostalgia merges traditional brushwork with digital sensibilities 

to visualize vibrations between analogue and digital.

Park Yoon-Kyung layers color and text on silk and chiffon, dissolving boundaries of image 

and space to explore universal values of communication and emotion.

At the opening reception on February 4, over 50 figures from Hong Kong’s cultural and art 

community, collectors, and general visitors, attended and engaged in exchanges.