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Shift your photos on Korean paper 
Zisum Gallery CEO Hwang Yong-woon
Introducing world’s first Korean paper printing technology

There is a saying ‘Silk lasts for 500 years but Korean paper for a thousand years’. Traditional Korean paper is sturdy and has good permeability. It has not only been used for calligraphy and painting but also in many household items: floor paper and paper laminated doors for example. However, the demanding making process of the paper and mass produced paper pulp brought a decline to the industry in the 1970s. The good news however is that there is a company that succeeds the tradition with contemporary ideas: Zisum Gallery. ‘Zi’ in Korean means paper and ‘sum’ breathing. Hwang explains “Unlike many other types of papers, Korean paper keeps the vitality of wood intact and it can last over a thousand years. The fiber of the paper is even and sturdy and is neutral with a pH 7.0 which makes it hard to be depleted. I made use of this excellent property of Korean paper by attaching a photo on it to create a unique form of decoration.” Hwang continues “I didn’t know at first how to stick a photo on a Korean paper that has uneven surface and high permeability. After 4 years of research and trials however, I found a solution: I used this permeability but dried up the ink quickly before it gets spread. In this way, I could shift a photo on to the paper and print it. It was the world’s first Korean paper printing technology and I eventually established the venture enterprise Zisum. 

Globalizing Korean paper
Hwang’s Korean paper photographs attracted a great attention through exhibitions and fairs home and abroad including 2nd Korea Photograph Fair, Beijing Korean Art Invitation Exhibition, New York Coohaus Gallery Invitation Exhibition and Korea Week 2015. People from the world praised the paper for its smooth and warm texture and graceful colors. One might think of it as a painting. Hwang displayed 15 of his works and other Korean paper products at his Zisum Gallery in Jeonju Traditional Korean Village and it has become a must-visit place among tourists. You can touch the displays and take a photo of your own to make it into a Korean paper print in the place. Hwang says “Many Korean people still don’t know how much Korean paper is globally recognized today. I hope my business will take part in spreading excellence of Korean paper to more people.” With its 10 fold increasing sales, Hwang currently is running two galleries in Korea and an exhibition hall in China. Also, he secured a supply channel to Shilla Duty Free Shop early this year. As for the future plan, he is pushing forward the plan to build factory, open Korean Paper Research Center (tentative) and plant the paper mulberry around the village. Hwang says “There’s a feeling among people that the village has become too commercial. But developing more cultural products will be an effective way to give a balance between tradition and commercial.” When asked about his goal, Hwang said “My goal is to share 30% of the photographic printing market in Korea and 10% in the global market. 


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