YUJA (b. 1987) is a Korean artist. Though long since a grown-up, the artist says they still feel shaken by unfamiliar challenges — like a child wearing an adult’s shell. Those soft, fragile emotions appear in the paintings through grasses, flowers, trees and the figures of boys and girls. Neverland Gallery, a Taiwan art gallery in Xinyi, Taipei, presents the original artwork, each with a certificate. Visits are by appointment with free admission.
Yuja (B. 1987 / Korea)
"Using natural imagery to reflect the inner vulnerability of adults' emotions"
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Although I'm already an "adult," I still often feel shaken and caught off guard when faced with unfamiliar challenges. Sometimes, I feel like just a child in an adult's shell. These soft and vulnerable emotions are expressed in my works through grass, flowers, trees, and the figures of boys and girls.