Seoha Jang Myung Ok (b. 1975)

Alternative Name: Seoha (瑞厦)

Seoha Jang Myung Ok is a prominent South Korean contemporary painter whose artistic universe revolves around the poetic reinterpretation of the butterfly. Utilizing mixed media on traditional Korean paper (Hapji), she seamlessly blends Eastern artistic traditions with contemporary abstraction.

For Jang, the butterfly is not merely a subject from nature, but a profound visual metaphor for the human ego and the longing for true connection. In a modern world often fragmented by alienation, her vibrant canvases—where flocks of butterflies dance amidst ethereal floral landscapes—serve as an invitation to dialogue, healing, and the celebration of love. Her work offers a deep, meditative insight into nature and human relationships, transforming traditional motifs into a universal language of emotional harmony.