Park Nina (b. 1990) is a Korean artist who starts from happy childhood memories, painting fairy-tale worlds where reality and fantasy meet in soft pastel tones — cakes, little bears and fairies that offer quiet comfort. Works include The Things I Love and Cupcake Fairies. Neverland Gallery, a Taiwan art gallery in Xinyi, Taipei, presents her original artwork in collaboration with Gallery Aile in Seoul, each with a certificate.
Park Nina (B. 1990 / Korea)
“Portraying a warm and bright fairytale world through joyful childhood memories”
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Starting from her own joyful childhood memories, Park Nina spreads their bright, positive energy across the canvas. For her, painting is a way to convey warmth, sharing the coziness she has cherished throughout her journey with everyone who stands before her work; those precious moments are transformed into stories where reality and fantasy blend naturally.
Her fairytale world is filled with soft, pastel tones, leading the viewer into dreamlike landscapes beyond daily life. The characters in her paintings may seem cute and charming at first glance, yet they offer a fresh perspective and leave a profound feeling that lingers long after the viewer has moved on.
Park Nina believes in the power of beauty and joy. Her vibrant colors and warm stories provide quiet comfort to those worn down by daily life, inviting viewers to revisit their own happy memories and rediscover the warmest moments that rest quietly in a corner of their hearts.