Korean artist Chun Kwang young @ isart Gallery 御書房藝廊 The artworks not only leave a visual impact but also evoke memories and a deeper realization of life. The artist, Chun, utilizes the packaging paper of traditional Asian herbs to construct a space of art. Through the visual overlap of the paper, a moment of life experience and artistic value is created, resulting in a gentle and captivating overlap. After studying art in the United States, Chun embarked on a journey to his roots through his creative work. His inspiration came from childhood memories of his uncle's pharmacy, where herbal packs wrapped in Korean mulberry paper hung from the ceiling. These packs were only delivered to patients after careful diagnosis. To Chun, Korean paper symbolizes the motherland and the root of life. His works are created in a "wrapped" manner, linking the emotions of people from the modern era and the past. The large size of Chun's works is wrapped up to 100,000 times, creating a powerful force over time. The concave and convex surfaces of the works resemble the moon, sea waves, and unique natural landscapes. They change with the viewer's perspective, producing rich layers and exuding a harmonious sense of contrast and order, as if in an atmosphere full of energy.