Seo Yu-jeong, Korea's leading artist who completed the Arizona exhibition in the first half of the year, will hold another exhibition this summer in the United States. Before announcing this, the reporter personally said that her global presence is just welcome and very rewarding.

A few years ago, when I first saw Seo Yu-jeong's paintings at the Jongno Museum of Art, I could feel abstract and Western emotions coexist and emit strong energy because I felt that it was an energy that everyone could sympathize with regardless of nationality.

Even if it is not necessarily a language, I have left the footsteps of artist Seo, thinking that a future where you can sympathize with only that energy and energy will come near. Perhaps these images of Seo Yu-jeong's search for her works in various countries have been contacted too late compared to the value of her paintings. I'm just glad to see the overseas exhibitions continue after a long wait, and to tell you the news.

To get back to the point, a drawing invitation will be held from August 1 to August 6 in Vermont, which is located on the U.S.-Canada border. In particular, it is attracting more attention because it will be held at the Leading Meditation Center in Vermont, which is famous for its good environment.

Until now, Seo has been praised for having a very excellent and unique communication system with the symbolism of flag painting and flag dance. If the concept of the Arizona exhibition, which was successfully completed in the first half of the year, was closer to spirituality, it is also an attractive factor to wait for the exhibition to see how her energetic works can be combined with healing in Vermont, where the Puritan spirit is more alive.

"Taking care of many people's bodies and minds through a drawing full of good energy."

As overseas exhibitions continue one after another, Seo Yu-jeong's paintings are also evolving in a wide variety. Let's look forward to seeing how her masterpiece, and the shiny silver-silver dance, can shine in this American exhibition and in the Czech and Romanian exhibitions scheduled for the second half of the year!