《Clay of Eidos》
Artist Information
Korean
Kayun Kim received both her BFA and MFA in Ceramic Arts from Ewha Womans University. She has participated in numerous exhibitions, including Louise the View at the Louise the Women Art Fair (Doam Gallery, Seoul Arts Center, Seoul), Contemporary Ceramics: C.L.A.Y. on the Boundary (Gyeonggi Museum of Contemporary Ceramic Art, Icheon), and Two-Person Exhibition The Voyaging Seashell (Gallery Project K, Seoul) in 2025. She received the Bronze Prize at the inaugural Korean Women Artists Painting Competition and Paris Art Fair in 2023. In 2026, her paper “A Study on Performative Form-Making with Clay: Exploring the Possibility of Coexistence with Material through Whole-Body Contact” was published in The Journal of the Korean Society of Ceramic Art.
Jayoung Kim received her BFA and MFA in Ceramic Arts from Ewha Womans University and is currently pursuing a PhD in Ceramic Arts at the same university. She has held six solo exhibitions, including Layered Quiet (OKNP Gallery, Seoul) in 2026 and Balance of Memory (KCDF Gallery, Seoul) in 2025. She has also participated in numerous exhibitions, including Between, Nature to Human at the Jinju Traditional Craft Biennale (Jinju) in 2025, Refiguring (newspringproject, Seoul) in 2024, and Shift Craft-Object (Rossana Orlandi Ro Gallery, Milan) in 2023. She was selected twice for the Cheongju Craft Biennale and received the Gold Prize at the Icheon Ceramic Trend Competition.
Jiwon Kim earned her MFA in Ceramic Arts from the Graduate School of Ewha Womans University. She has participated in numerous exhibitions, including the 2026 Seoul Living Design Fair (Gallery Jiwooheon Project Booth–Anpak Space, COEX, Seoul); the 2025 Asian Contemporary Ceramics Exhibition C.L.A.Y. on the Boundary (Gyeonggi Museum of Contemporary Ceramic Art, Icheon), the four-person exhibition Finite Moments (Studiya Gallery, Seoul), and the three-person exhibition Skin to Skin, Descending and Leaning (Komplex B Gallery, Seoul); the 2024 Asian Contemporary Ceramics Exhibition Contemporary Ceramics: The Aesthetics of Collaboration (Yanggu Porcelain Museum, Yanggu); and the 2023 Craft Trend Fair (COEX, Seoul).
Jungha Ryu received her BFA with majors in Ceramic Arts and Western Painting and her MFA in Ceramic Arts from Ewha Womans University. She has held solo exhibitions including A Wall Between Touching Walls (16akaiv, Seoul) in 2026 and Thick Wall, Thin Tremor (WWW SPACE 2, Seoul) in 2025. She has also participated in numerous exhibitions, including The Drowned Body of a Giant (Sohyeonmun, Suwon) and Skin to Skin, Descending and Leaning (Komplex B Gallery, Seoul) in 2025, and Craft-Like or Art-Like (Yoonhyun Sangjae Stage 02, Seoul) in 2024. In 2025, she was selected for the Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture’s Young Artist Support Program.
Jiwon Park earned a bachelor’s degree in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering from Sogang University, an MFA in Ceramic Arts from Ewha Womans University, and an MA in Ceramics and Maker from Cardiff Metropolitan University in the United Kingdom. Her solo exhibitions include Organically (Thomas Park Gallery, Seoul) in 2025, Natural Forms (Gallery Mosun, Seoul) in 2023, and Landscapes of Moments (Youngeun Museum of Contemporary Art, Gwangju, Gyeonggi Province) in 2022. She has participated in numerous exhibitions, including Room, Naturally So (Arumjigi, Seoul), Earthly Bodies (Sarah Myerscough Gallery, London), and Sometimes Round, Sometimes Square (Wooran Foundation, Seoul) in 2024. She was selected as a Promising Young Artist by the Yongin Cultural Foundation in 2022, and her works are held in the collections of the Arumjigi Foundation and Youngeun Museum of Contemporary Art.
Dain Shin received both her BFA and MFA in Ceramic Arts from Ewha Womans University. Her solo exhibitions include pulling unintended (TACT, Seoul) in 2024, OASIS (Gallery Document, Seoul) in 2020, and Our Thoughts in a Small Hole (Gallery MIM, Seoul) in 2019. She has also participated in numerous group exhibitions, including Mourning (Yoonhyun Sangjae Space B Gallery, Seoul) in 2024 and Dancing Grid (Yoonhyun Sangjae Space B Gallery, Seoul) in 2023. Her distinctions include recognition at the 2019 Cheongju Craft Biennale and the Silver Prize at the Icheon Ceramic Trend Competition.
Jihyun Lee received her BFA and MFA in Ceramic Arts from Ewha Womans University and a second MFA in Ceramic Art from The Ohio State University. She held her solo exhibition Deception of the Egg (Gallery DOS, Seoul) in 2023. She has participated in numerous exhibitions in Korea and abroad, including the Asia Contemporary Young Artists Award Exhibition (Sejong Museum of Art, Seoul) in 2024 and This, That, and the Other Things and The 30th John Fergus Family Fund Scholarship Award Exhibition (Urban Arts Space, Columbus) in 2022. She was an artist-in-residence at the Red Lodge Clay Center in the United States in 2022 and has taught Ceramic Arts at Ewha Womans University since 2024.
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