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Tradition isn’t a look backward, it’s a foundation for what’s next. 🌀

At @cospacegallery located in Maxwell, they’re exploring the intersection of East Asian heritage and global modernism. Their current exhibition featuring Jiang Naijun and Xie Aige dives into the delicate balance between humanity and nature.🌿

Expect to see and discover how tradition and transformation exist in the same breath through traditional landscape aesthetics reimagined through “digital disruptions” and unexpected glitches. It’s a study in tension, tranquility, and the beauty of material collision. 🌿💻

👀 Ready to bring your art to new audiences? Applications for Affordable Art Fair Singapore 2026 (26–29 Nov) are now open.

Apply via the link in our bio 💕

-Brugge on the Table-A great city is a great solitude
-KyoungMi Lee
-120×95×11 cm, 2026

📖Memories folded gently into other memories.
Reality and its reflection woven into one quiet breath.

🌑 [宅生记 Zhaishengji] Closing Programme

𝓐𝓬𝓻𝓸𝓼𝓼 𝓐𝓻𝓬𝓱𝓲𝓹𝓮𝓵𝓪𝓰𝓲𝓬 𝓣𝓱𝓻𝓮𝓼𝓱𝓸𝓵𝓭𝓼
by artist & storyteller Hafiz Rashid @geroda19

🗓 31 Jan (Sat)
🕒 3–4pm
📍 7 Grange Road

As 宅生记 Zhaishengji comes to a close, Hafiz Rashid offers a gentle shadow-puppet storytelling session to mark the transition of the space.

Drawing from storytelling traditions of the Malay Archipelago, the performance unfolds as an act of gratitude and release—acknowledging the unseen presences, energies, and stories that have gathered throughout the exhibition.

Through shadow, voice, and gesture, this quiet closing honours the exhibition as a lived, relational space, held in dialogue with archipelagic traditions of ritual, storytelling, and remembrance.

About the Artist
Hafiz Rashid is an experienced museum docent and storyteller with a deep passion for the history, culture, folklore, and languages of the Malay Archipelago (Nusantara), with a particular focus on textiles. He often incorporates these textiles into his tours and storytelling sessions.

Hafiz has performed at notable events such as Storyfest at The Arts House (Old Parliament) and Singapore HeritageFest, and regularly shares stories from the Nusantara at museums and libraries across Singapore

Correction: 28 Dec 2025 (Sun) not Sat

PUBLIC WORKSHOPS
By Zarina Muhammad

(FREE) Register via QR

14 Nov 2025 (Fri), 10am–12pm
27 Nov 2025 (Thu), 10am–12pm (Full)
28 Dec 2025 (Sun), 3–5pm
4 Jan 2026 (Sun), 10am–12pm

Archipelagic Kinships is a living installation that transforms domestic architecture into a vessel and threshold for remembering, sensing, and tracing transcultural exchanges. Through ritual performances and participatory workshops where visitors mould effigies and offerings, the installation grows over time into a porous shrine-house, linking land and sea, hinterland and archipelago, human and more-than-human.

Venue: 7 Grange Rd, 239694

Presented by: Bayin Foundation
Curated by: Zhaishengji
Organized by: Pure ArtLab
Co-organized by: COSPACE
Cultural Partner: Comma Space 逗号空间

ZHAISHENGJI®️ Chapter 5 is the project’s first foray into Singapore, continuing its evolving journey of cultural and artistic inquiry. This edition is rooted in the lived fabric of Tiong Bahru — a historic and dynamic neighborhood known for its fusion of heritage architecture and contemporary lifestyle.

Curator
Pang Hailong 庞海龙 (CN)

Guest curator
Wang Ruobing 王若冰 (SG)

Artists
Chen Sai Hua Kuan 陈赛华灌 (SG)
Chow and Lin (赵与林) (SG)
Clarice Jocelyn Tjahyadi 陈佳婷 (SG)
Kar-men Cheng 郑嘉敏 (SG)
Dai Yun 戴耘 (CN)
Delia Prvački (SG)
Ezzam Rahman (SG)
Genevieve chua 蔡艾芳 (SG)
Han Zijian 韩子健 (CN)
Jiao Xipeng 焦西朋 (CN)
Li Shun 李舜 (CN)
Li Xianting 栗宪庭 (CN)
Liu Jianhua 刘建华 (CN)
Liu Xi 柳溪 (CN)
Marvin Tang 邓蔚洋 (SG)
Meng Boshen 孟柏伸 (CN)
Milenko Prvački (SG)
Moses Tan 陈谦毅 (SG)
Ng Hui Hsien 黄慧娴 (SG)
Pang Hailong 庞海龙 (CN)
Qiu Anxiong 邱岸雄 (CN)
Ruby巴音圣坤 (CN)
Ryan Lim Zi Yi 林子毅 (SG)
Shen Lieyi 沈烈毅 (CN)
Song Xi 宋兮 (CN)
Sun Xiaochen 孙晓晨 (CN)
Tan Xun 谭勋 (CN)
Tian Jianxin 田建新 (CN)
Urich Lau 劉威延 (SG)
Wang Guangle 王光乐 (CN)
Wang Ruobing 王若冰 (SG)
Xiao Min 肖敏 (CN)
Xu Tan 徐坦 (CN)
Yang Jie 杨劼 (SG)
Yang Mushi 杨牧石 (CN)
Ying Xinxun 应歆珣 (CN)
Yuan Jinhua 袁进华 (CN)
Zarina Muhammad (SG)
Zhan Wang 展望 (CN)
Zhang Ju 章愳 (CN)
Zhang Ke 张可 (CN)
Zhang Xinjun 张新军 (CN)
Zhou Wendou 周文斗 (CN)

Exhibition Details
📅 26 October 2025 – 31 January 2026
🎉 Opening Reception: 26 October 2025, 3:30–5:30pm
✨ Guest of Honour: Patrick Flores @ptrkflrs, Chief Curator, National Gallery Singapore
📍Main Venue: 82 Tiong Poh Rd, #01-07, Singapore 160082 and 7 Grange Rd, Singapore 239694
📍Other venues: 22 Duxton Hill,#01-01, Singapore 089605；281 Joo Chiat Road S427535；71 Seng Poh Road, #01-37，Singapore 160071

Organized by: Pure ArtLab @pureartlab
Co-organized by: COSPACE @cospacegallery
Cultural partner: Comma Space 逗号空间 @commaartspace

ZHAISHENGJI®️ Chapter 5 is the project’s first foray into Singapore, continuing its evolving journey of cultural and artistic inquiry. This edition is rooted in the lived fabric of Tiong Bahru — a historic and dynamic neighborhood known for its fusion of heritage architecture and contemporary lifestyle.

Curator
Pang Hailong 庞海龙 (CN)

Guest curator
Wang Ruobing 王若冰 (SG)

Artists
Chen Sai Hua Kuan 陈赛华灌 (SG)
Chow and Lin (赵与林) (SG)
Clarice Jocelyn Tjahyadi 陈佳婷 (SG)
Kar-men Cheng 郑嘉敏 (SG)
Dai Yun 戴耘 (CN)
Delia Prvački (SG)
Ezzam Rahman (SG)
Genevieve chua 蔡艾芳 (SG)
Han Zijian 韩子健 (CN)
Jiao Xipeng 焦西朋 (CN)
Li Shun 李舜 (CN)
Li Xianting 栗宪庭 (CN)
Liu Jianhua 刘建华 (CN)
Liu Xi 柳溪 (CN)
Marvin Tang 邓蔚洋 (SG)
Meng Boshen 孟柏伸 (CN)
Milenko Prvački (SG)
Moses Tan 陈谦毅 (SG)
Ng Hui Hsien 黄慧娴 (SG)
Pang Hailong 庞海龙 (CN)
Qiu Anxiong 邱岸雄 (CN)
Ruby巴音圣坤 (CN)
Ryan Lim Zi Yi 林子毅 (SG)
Shen Lieyi 沈烈毅 (CN)
Song Xi 宋兮 (CN)
Sun Xiaochen 孙晓晨 (CN)
Tan Xun 谭勋 (CN)
Tian Jianxin 田建新 (CN)
Urich Lau 劉威延 (SG)
Wang Guangle 王光乐 (CN)
Wang Ruobing 王若冰 (SG)
Xiao Min 肖敏 (CN)
Xu Tan 徐坦 (CN)
Yang Jie 杨劼 (SG)
Yang Mushi 杨牧石 (CN)
Ying Xinxun 应歆珣 (CN)
Yuan Jinhua 袁进华 (CN)
Zarina Muhammad (SG)
Zhan Wang 展望 (CN)
Zhang Ju 章愳 (CN)
Zhang Ke 张可 (CN)
Zhang Xinjun 张新军 (CN)
Zhou Wendou 周文斗 (CN)

Exhibition Details
📅 26 October 2025 – 31 January 2026
🎉 Opening Reception: 26 October 2025, 3:30–5:30pm
✨ Guest of Honour: Patrick Flores @ptrkflrs, Chief Curator, National Gallery Singapore
📍Main Venue: 82 Tiong Poh Rd, #01-07, Singapore 160082 and 7 Grange Rd, Singapore 239694
📍Other venues: 22 Duxton Hill,#01-01, Singapore 089605；281 Joo Chiat Road S427535；71 Seng Poh Road, #01-37，Singapore 160071

Organized by: Pure ArtLab @pureartlab
Co-organized by: COSPACE @cospacegallery
Cultural partner: Comma Space 逗号空间 @commaartspace

Soft Infrastructures brings together Singaporean and Asian artists — Sunaina Bhalla, Mike HJ Chang, Joanne E-Lynn Lim, Shayne Phua, anGie seah, Suzuki Shin, Brandon Tay, Xie Aige, and Yao Xiaoyao — whose practices examine the technological, social, mythological, and physical systems that shape our lived realities.

Presented by @yeoworkshop, @jwprojectsg, and @cospacegallery, the pop-up show spans installation, sculpture and more, highlighting diverse approaches that converge at the intersection of speculative world-making.

This is part of a series of creative pop-up exhibitions by OUE Downtown Gallery (@downtowngallerysg) and AGAS, showcasing cutting-edge art & eclectic collectibles from Southeast Asia and beyond – bringing contemporary art into the heart of the city.

🗓️ 26 Sept – 2 Nov 2025
📍 6A Shenton Way, #01-36 Downtown Gallery
🕘 Mon – Fri, 10am – 6pm
Free entry

Photo: Jonathan Tan

#sgart #singaporeart #contemporaryart

Soft Infrastructures brings together Singaporean and Asian artists — Sunaina Bhalla, Mike HJ Chang, Joanne E-Lynn Lim, Shayne Phua, anGie seah, Suzuki Shin, Brandon Tay, Xie Aige, and Yao Xiaoyao — whose practices examine the technological, social, mythological, and physical systems that shape our lived realities.

Presented by @yeoworkshop, @jwprojectsg, and @cospacegallery, the pop-up show spans installation, sculpture and more, highlighting diverse approaches that converge at the intersection of speculative world-making.

This is part of a series of creative pop-up exhibitions by OUE Downtown Gallery (@downtowngallerysg) and AGAS, showcasing cutting-edge art & eclectic collectibles from Southeast Asia and beyond – bringing contemporary art into the heart of the city.

🗓️ 26 Sept – 2 Nov 2025
📍 6A Shenton Way, #01-36 Downtown Gallery
🕘 Mon – Fri, 10am – 6pm
Free entry

Photo: Jonathan Tan

#sgart #singaporeart #contemporaryart

Soft Infrastructures brings together Singaporean and Asian artists — Sunaina Bhalla, Mike HJ Chang, Joanne E-Lynn Lim, Shayne Phua, anGie seah, Suzuki Shin, Brandon Tay, Xie Aige, and Yao Xiaoyao — whose practices examine the technological, social, mythological, and physical systems that shape our lived realities.

Presented by @yeoworkshop, @jwprojectsg, and @cospacegallery, the pop-up show spans installation, sculpture and more, highlighting diverse approaches that converge at the intersection of speculative world-making.

This is part of a series of creative pop-up exhibitions by OUE Downtown Gallery (@downtowngallerysg) and AGAS, showcasing cutting-edge art & eclectic collectibles from Southeast Asia and beyond – bringing contemporary art into the heart of the city.

🗓️ 26 Sept – 2 Nov 2025
📍 6A Shenton Way, #01-36 Downtown Gallery
🕘 Mon – Fri, 10am – 6pm
Free entry

Photo: Jonathan Tan

#sgart #singaporeart #contemporaryart

Soft Infrastructures brings together Singaporean and Asian artists — Sunaina Bhalla, Mike HJ Chang, Joanne E-Lynn Lim, Shayne Phua, anGie seah, Suzuki Shin, Brandon Tay, Xie Aige, and Yao Xiaoyao — whose practices examine the technological, social, mythological, and physical systems that shape our lived realities.

Presented by @yeoworkshop, @jwprojectsg, and @cospacegallery, the pop-up show spans installation, sculpture and more, highlighting diverse approaches that converge at the intersection of speculative world-making.

This is part of a series of creative pop-up exhibitions by OUE Downtown Gallery (@downtowngallerysg) and AGAS, showcasing cutting-edge art & eclectic collectibles from Southeast Asia and beyond – bringing contemporary art into the heart of the city.

🗓️ 26 Sept – 2 Nov 2025
📍 6A Shenton Way, #01-36 Downtown Gallery
🕘 Mon – Fri, 10am – 6pm
Free entry

Photo: Jonathan Tan

#sgart #singaporeart #contemporaryart

Soft Infrastructures brings together Singaporean and Asian artists — Sunaina Bhalla, Mike HJ Chang, Joanne E-Lynn Lim, Shayne Phua, anGie seah, Suzuki Shin, Brandon Tay, Xie Aige, and Yao Xiaoyao — whose practices examine the technological, social, mythological, and physical systems that shape our lived realities.

Presented by @yeoworkshop, @jwprojectsg, and @cospacegallery, the pop-up show spans installation, sculpture and more, highlighting diverse approaches that converge at the intersection of speculative world-making.

This is part of a series of creative pop-up exhibitions by OUE Downtown Gallery (@downtowngallerysg) and AGAS, showcasing cutting-edge art & eclectic collectibles from Southeast Asia and beyond – bringing contemporary art into the heart of the city.

🗓️ 26 Sept – 2 Nov 2025
📍 6A Shenton Way, #01-36 Downtown Gallery
🕘 Mon – Fri, 10am – 6pm
Free entry

Photo: Jonathan Tan

#sgart #singaporeart #contemporaryart

Current at @cospacegallery - Jiang Naijun's New Solo Exhibition "Mountains Aglow"

Open on September 5 2025, the exhibition will be open to the public from September 5 to October 8, 2025.

📆Plan your visit
📍102, Bldg7, Moganshan Rd. 50, Putuo Dist., Shanghai
⏱️Mon-Sun 10:00-18:30

© The artist and COSPACE Gallery.
@cospacegallery

#naijunjiang #ContemporaryArt#artgallery#ArtCollector

Current at @cospacegallery - Jiang Naijun's New Solo Exhibition "Mountains Aglow"

Open on September 5 2025, the exhibition will be open to the public from September 5 to October 8, 2025.

📆Plan your visit
📍102, Bldg7, Moganshan Rd. 50, Putuo Dist., Shanghai
⏱️Mon-Sun 10:00-18:30

© The artist and COSPACE Gallery.
@cospacegallery

#naijunjiang #ContemporaryArt#artgallery#ArtCollector

Current at @cospacegallery - Jiang Naijun's New Solo Exhibition "Mountains Aglow"

Open on September 5 2025, the exhibition will be open to the public from September 5 to October 8, 2025.

📆Plan your visit
📍102, Bldg7, Moganshan Rd. 50, Putuo Dist., Shanghai
⏱️Mon-Sun 10:00-18:30

© The artist and COSPACE Gallery.
@cospacegallery

#naijunjiang #ContemporaryArt#artgallery#ArtCollector

Current at @cospacegallery - Jiang Naijun's New Solo Exhibition "Mountains Aglow"

Open on September 5 2025, the exhibition will be open to the public from September 5 to October 8, 2025.

📆Plan your visit
📍102, Bldg7, Moganshan Rd. 50, Putuo Dist., Shanghai
⏱️Mon-Sun 10:00-18:30

© The artist and COSPACE Gallery.
@cospacegallery

#naijunjiang #ContemporaryArt#artgallery#ArtCollector

Current at @cospacegallery - Jiang Naijun's New Solo Exhibition "Mountains Aglow"

Open on September 5 2025, the exhibition will be open to the public from September 5 to October 8, 2025.

📆Plan your visit
📍102, Bldg7, Moganshan Rd. 50, Putuo Dist., Shanghai
⏱️Mon-Sun 10:00-18:30

© The artist and COSPACE Gallery.
@cospacegallery

#naijunjiang #ContemporaryArt#artgallery#ArtCollector

Coming Soon:”Mountains Aglow”- Jiang Naijun Solo Exhibition

5 September - 8 October 2025
▪️COSPACE,Shanghai

COSPACE is pleased to announce the launch of Jiang Naijun's new exhibition "Mountains Aglow" on 5 September 2025.

Jiang Naijun’s creative practice is an experiment in the pursuit of freedom. He crumples and kneads rice paper, allowing its creases to evoke landscapes; assembles fragments of characters to invent new scripts brimming with life; and interprets computer glitches and garbled code as “digital ink landscapes.”

Transcending the labels of East and West, he explores the beauty of our era through the interplay of materials and technology. Where Google Maps meets ink-wash algorithms, machine malfunctions transform into moments of wonder.

Tradition and technology, order and freedom, chaos and tranquility find reconciliation in his hands. At the heart of this exhibition lies a powerful statement: beauty does not lie in replicating the past, but in nurturing new possibilities in the soil of the present. — Su Jianyuan

Plan your Visit
📆2025.9.5-10.8
📍 102, Bldg 7, Moganshan Rd. 50, Putuo Dist., Shanghai

▫️About the Artist

Jiang Naijun was born in Shanghai in 1971, graduated from the Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts, and currently works and lives in Shanghai. In his creative career of nearly twenty years, he has held many solo art exhibitions. In recent years, he has begun to focus on the creation and exploration of garbled experimental art. Garbled art refers to the cross-border integration of computer-garbled symbols and Chinese characters, landscapes, and online pop culture. It is a unique contemporary oriental art icon and a new language method created by the collision of ancient classics and new technology. Most of the works are collected by professional institutions and individuals in Germany, France, China, and other places.

@naijunjiang

© Artist and COSPACE Gallery.
@cospacegallery

#jiangnaijun #cospacegallery #m50artdistrict #shanghaiart #contemporarypainting

▫️◽️◻️ Artwork Spotlight ◻️◽️▫️

STREET SERIES｜Lee Kyoung Mi

“Nana is Elsewhere: Jakobinsen Straat 27”
On a quiet street in Bruges, the corner of a building unfolds like a fold in time, carrying the projection of “home elsewhere.”

For twenty years, the artist lived with her cat Nana, moving across different countries. After Nana’s passing, “home” was no longer tied to a fixed dwelling but scattered through city streets and hidden behind windows.

By intertwining a real address with personal memory, this work invites viewers to reflect on the intersection of space and emotion, and to ask: “Is utopia also elsewhere?”

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Visit us at:

COSPACE Gallery Shanghai
Rm 102, Bldg 7, No.50 Moganshan Rd, Putuo Dist, Shanghai

COSPACE Gallery Singapore
26 Duxton Rd, Singapore 089490

For more information, feel free to contact us at:
Email: cospacegallerysingapore@gmail.com
/ Singapore@cospacegallery.com

#gallery #Shanghai #Singapore #contemporaryart #Korea #KoreanArt #KyoungMiLee

▫️◽️◻️Artwork Spotlight◻️◽️▫️

STREET SERIES｜Lee Kyoung Mi

The artist’s representative series, ”Street“ is a work inspired by the first external world imprinted in her childhood - the alley.

The work is designed as a motif that bridges the inner self and the outer world, which she imagined and explored through texts and books on the desk. The main composition involves Lacan‘s symbolic order applied to the city, the real order represented by waves and fabric, and the imaginary order symbolized by the cat on desk.

The thinking subject ”I“ and her counterpart ”Nana“ sit on the desk and read books stacked high like pillars supporting the world. Through this process, they learn about the ”Father’s world“ a realm of rules and structure, and journey toward a utopia in the distance. However, the distant utopia remains an ever-receding mirage, akin to a rainbow. Ultimately, they return, enveloped by the adventurous waves, to the nurturing embrace of Gaia-like ”Mother‘s arms = fabric“ completing the cycle and coming back to the desk.

The work, painted on a structured base-relief panel in detail, represents all of us who depart from somewhere on our journeys like the tale of the prodigal son or the story of the bluebird.

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Visit us at:

COSPACE Gallery Shanghai
Rm 102, Bldg 7, No.50 Moganshan Rd, Putuo Dist, Shanghai

COSPACE Gallery Singapore
26 Duxton Rd,Singapore 089490

For more information, we welcome you to drop an email to us：

Email:
cospacegallerysingapore@gmail.com

Singapore@cospacegallery.com

#gallery #上海 #shanghai #singapore #contemporaryart #korea #Koreanart#kyoungmilee

▫️Artwork Spotlight

Her childhood was far from easy. It was her gentle mother who offered refuge, taking her to the church at night. She remembers drifting to sleep and then waking to see her mother praying so earnestly — the church becoming not just a building, but a safe haven, a place where she could breathe and feel safe.

Back then, she didn’t think of it as “religion.” For her, it was simply a place of calm. Even now, churches remain symbols of peace. When traveling, she always finds herself drawn to them. Beyond the beauty of old art and history, she feels the invisible weight of countless prayers layered over time — something that makes a church feel alive, inspiring in ways words can’t capture.

She often reminds herself of Thoreau’s words: “Here or nowhere is our heaven.” While stepping into a church may bring calm and lift the spirit toward dreams of a perfect world, she believes the greater challenge is to be truly present in the here and now. She asks herself: Am I making this place worth being in? Am I putting things off or blaming others? For her, there is a special irony in carrying those words inside a sacred space.

At the center of her personal heaven was always Nana, her cat and companion for 20 years. Wherever Nana was — in the US, Germany, or Korea — felt like home. He lived only in the moment, asking for nothing more than presence and love, teaching her silently what it means to be fully here.

Later came Nana Junior, a kitten with stunning mismatched eyes, whom she brought home after Nana passed, longing to fill the void. His life was heartbreakingly short — only four years, cut short by a heart condition — yet his presence left a mark just as deep. Both Nana and Nana Junior are gone now, but their memory remains, woven into her story of home, faith, and peace.

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Visit us at:

COSPACE Gallery Shanghai
Rm 102, Bldg 7, No.50 Moganshan Rd, Putuo Dist, Shanghai

COSPACE Gallery Singapore
26 Duxton Rd, Singapore 089490

For more information, we welcome you to drop an email to us:
Email: cospacegallerysingapore@gmail.com

#gallery #上海 #singapore #contemporaryart #Koreanart #kyoungmilee

𝗔𝗿𝘁𝗶𝘀𝘁 𝗛𝗶𝗴𝗵𝗹𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁

Born in 1977,Lee Kyoungmi is a prominent South Korean artist whose diverse cultural experiences in Germany and the United States have greatly influenced her work. Now based in Seoul, her creations are infused with this rich background.

Lee draws inspiration from her travels and everyday life, weaving together childhood memories, emotional narratives, and boundless imagination. Through her art, she explores life's deeper meanings, believing that artists should craft unique visual languages to tell their stories. Her work invites audiences to enter her artistic realm, experiencing the emotional depth and insights she offers on contemporary society.

Lee's achievements are recognized through numerous awards, including the prestigious 24th Sukju Art Awards in 2019. Her work has also been showcased in esteemed competitions like the JoongAng Fine Art Contest, Danwon Art Festival, and Shinsaimdang Arts Contest. In addition to these accolades, her artworks are proudly housed in the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Korea, highlighting her significant impact on the contemporary art scene.

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Visit us at:

COSPACE Gallery Shanghai
Rm 102, Bldg 7, No.50 Moganshan Rd, Putuo Dist, Shanghai

COSPACE Gallery Singapore
26 Duxton Rd, Singapore 089490

For more information, we welcome you to drop an email to us:
Email: Contact@cospacegallery.com

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#gallery #上海 #singapore #contemporaryart #Koreanart #kyoungmilee

𝗔𝗿𝘁𝗶𝘀𝘁 𝗛𝗶𝗴𝗵𝗹𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁

Born in 1977,Lee Kyoungmi is a prominent South Korean artist whose diverse cultural experiences in Germany and the United States have greatly influenced her work. Now based in Seoul, her creations are infused with this rich background.

Lee draws inspiration from her travels and everyday life, weaving together childhood memories, emotional narratives, and boundless imagination. Through her art, she explores life's deeper meanings, believing that artists should craft unique visual languages to tell their stories. Her work invites audiences to enter her artistic realm, experiencing the emotional depth and insights she offers on contemporary society.

Lee's achievements are recognized through numerous awards, including the prestigious 24th Sukju Art Awards in 2019. Her work has also been showcased in esteemed competitions like the JoongAng Fine Art Contest, Danwon Art Festival, and Shinsaimdang Arts Contest. In addition to these accolades, her artworks are proudly housed in the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Korea, highlighting her significant impact on the contemporary art scene.

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Visit us at:

COSPACE Gallery Shanghai
Rm 102, Bldg 7, No.50 Moganshan Rd, Putuo Dist, Shanghai

COSPACE Gallery Singapore
26 Duxton Rd, Singapore 089490

For more information, we welcome you to drop an email to us:
Email: Contact@cospacegallery.com

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#gallery #上海 #singapore #contemporaryart #Koreanart #kyoungmilee

𝗔𝗿𝘁𝗶𝘀𝘁 𝗛𝗶𝗴𝗵𝗹𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁

Born in 1977,Lee Kyoungmi is a prominent South Korean artist whose diverse cultural experiences in Germany and the United States have greatly influenced her work. Now based in Seoul, her creations are infused with this rich background.

Lee draws inspiration from her travels and everyday life, weaving together childhood memories, emotional narratives, and boundless imagination. Through her art, she explores life's deeper meanings, believing that artists should craft unique visual languages to tell their stories. Her work invites audiences to enter her artistic realm, experiencing the emotional depth and insights she offers on contemporary society.

Lee's achievements are recognized through numerous awards, including the prestigious 24th Sukju Art Awards in 2019. Her work has also been showcased in esteemed competitions like the JoongAng Fine Art Contest, Danwon Art Festival, and Shinsaimdang Arts Contest. In addition to these accolades, her artworks are proudly housed in the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Korea, highlighting her significant impact on the contemporary art scene.

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Visit us at:

COSPACE Gallery Shanghai
Rm 102, Bldg 7, No.50 Moganshan Rd, Putuo Dist, Shanghai

COSPACE Gallery Singapore
26 Duxton Rd, Singapore 089490

For more information, we welcome you to drop an email to us:
Email: Contact@cospacegallery.com

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#gallery #上海 #singapore #contemporaryart #Koreanart #kyoungmilee

𝗔𝗿𝘁𝗶𝘀𝘁 𝗛𝗶𝗴𝗵𝗹𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁

Born in 1977,Lee Kyoungmi is a prominent South Korean artist whose diverse cultural experiences in Germany and the United States have greatly influenced her work. Now based in Seoul, her creations are infused with this rich background.

Lee draws inspiration from her travels and everyday life, weaving together childhood memories, emotional narratives, and boundless imagination. Through her art, she explores life's deeper meanings, believing that artists should craft unique visual languages to tell their stories. Her work invites audiences to enter her artistic realm, experiencing the emotional depth and insights she offers on contemporary society.

Lee's achievements are recognized through numerous awards, including the prestigious 24th Sukju Art Awards in 2019. Her work has also been showcased in esteemed competitions like the JoongAng Fine Art Contest, Danwon Art Festival, and Shinsaimdang Arts Contest. In addition to these accolades, her artworks are proudly housed in the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Korea, highlighting her significant impact on the contemporary art scene.

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Visit us at:

COSPACE Gallery Shanghai
Rm 102, Bldg 7, No.50 Moganshan Rd, Putuo Dist, Shanghai

COSPACE Gallery Singapore
26 Duxton Rd, Singapore 089490

For more information, we welcome you to drop an email to us:
Email: Contact@cospacegallery.com

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#gallery #上海 #singapore #contemporaryart #Koreanart #kyoungmilee

𝗔𝗿𝘁𝗶𝘀𝘁 𝗛𝗶𝗴𝗵𝗹𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁

Born in 1977,Lee Kyoungmi is a prominent South Korean artist whose diverse cultural experiences in Germany and the United States have greatly influenced her work. Now based in Seoul, her creations are infused with this rich background.

Lee draws inspiration from her travels and everyday life, weaving together childhood memories, emotional narratives, and boundless imagination. Through her art, she explores life's deeper meanings, believing that artists should craft unique visual languages to tell their stories. Her work invites audiences to enter her artistic realm, experiencing the emotional depth and insights she offers on contemporary society.

Lee's achievements are recognized through numerous awards, including the prestigious 24th Sukju Art Awards in 2019. Her work has also been showcased in esteemed competitions like the JoongAng Fine Art Contest, Danwon Art Festival, and Shinsaimdang Arts Contest. In addition to these accolades, her artworks are proudly housed in the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Korea, highlighting her significant impact on the contemporary art scene.

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COSPACE Gallery Shanghai
Rm 102, Bldg 7, No.50 Moganshan Rd, Putuo Dist, Shanghai

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26 Duxton Rd, Singapore 089490

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