MIHA

MIHA explores the forms of emotion through the transparency of water and the reflection of light.
Fluid, shifting, and momentarily radiant before fading, these qualities of water echo the fleeting nature of human emotions and run throughout the artist’s practice.

The March exhibition presents the Sweet Series, an extension of this exploration of materiality. Candy, donuts, ice cream, pretzels, and croissants appear as everyday sweet objects, yet they function as visual surfaces upon which emotions are projected.

Sugar-coated gloss, glass-like transparency, and light-filled curves evoke feelings that are often difficult to articulate—love, anticipation, confession, and quiet excitement.

Within the seasonal context of White Day, sweetness is proposed not merely as a symbol, but as one of the most direct languages of emotion.

These luminous, melting forms become another way of expressing what the heart wishes to say in the present moment.

— The J Contemporary Art
Artist of the Month Project