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ABOUT THE ARTIST
Korean artist Jeong Myoung Jo’s (b. 1970) works are inspired by traditional Korean Hanbok, their intricate patterns recounting a story of female beauty and repression. Gold and calligraphic patterns symbolize the subject’s desire as well as her restriction – faceless beauty in a male-dominated world.
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