Figurative art was never considered to be mainstream, but the exhibition of Korean figurative art from the 1960’s and 70s at the Korean National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art gave the joy of discovering a rare and valuable treasure.

The Figurative Collection has been inspired by such figurative art; the lyricalness of the emotions felt in everyday lives, the subtle changes of light reflecting on subjects and the serious yet interesting perspectives that expresses objects in both realistic and abstract ways.