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Flowing and condensing, 18× 15 “, 2026
Artist HAERIN YU
Haerin Yu's paintings are born from a quiet tension between chance and intention. Her work begins not with a planned composition but with the body's gesture — the flow of water mixed with charcoal, the movement of particles across paper, and the trace of a hand responding intuitively to each change. Her images are not made but discovered: faces and transparent plant forms that emerge slowly through stillness and reflection, revealing meaning only to those who pause long enough to look.
Flowing and condensing, 18× 15 “, 2026
Artist HAERIN YU
Haerin Yu's paintings are born from a quiet tension between chance and intention. Her work begins not with a planned composition but with the body's gesture — the flow of water mixed with charcoal, the movement of particles across paper, and the trace of a hand responding intuitively to each change. Her images are not made but discovered: faces and transparent plant forms that emerge slowly through stillness and reflection, revealing meaning only to those who pause long enough to look.