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It was such a delight seeing @dominicmangila and experiencing his stunning work @hiveartfair.official in Seoul. Grateful for the conversations, the reconnection, and the inspiring art. ✨🎨
It was such a delight seeing @dominicmangila and experiencing his stunning work @hiveartfair.official in Seoul. Grateful for the conversations, the reconnection, and the inspiring art. ✨🎨
It was such a delight seeing @dominicmangila and experiencing his stunning work @hiveartfair.official in Seoul. Grateful for the conversations, the reconnection, and the inspiring art. ✨🎨
It was such a delight seeing @dominicmangila and experiencing his stunning work @hiveartfair.official in Seoul. Grateful for the conversations, the reconnection, and the inspiring art. ✨🎨
Truly honored and grateful to be featured in Array Issue 4 by @booooooom alongside so many incredible artists. Many thanks to @booooooom for the thoughtful curation.💛
Here are a few spreads from my interview, plus glimpses of work by some of the other artists in the issue ✨
Truly honored and grateful to be featured in Array Issue 4 by @booooooom alongside so many incredible artists. Many thanks to @booooooom for the thoughtful curation.💛
Here are a few spreads from my interview, plus glimpses of work by some of the other artists in the issue ✨
Truly honored and grateful to be featured in Array Issue 4 by @booooooom alongside so many incredible artists. Many thanks to @booooooom for the thoughtful curation.💛
Here are a few spreads from my interview, plus glimpses of work by some of the other artists in the issue ✨
Truly honored and grateful to be featured in Array Issue 4 by @booooooom alongside so many incredible artists. Many thanks to @booooooom for the thoughtful curation.💛
Here are a few spreads from my interview, plus glimpses of work by some of the other artists in the issue ✨
Truly honored and grateful to be featured in Array Issue 4 by @booooooom alongside so many incredible artists. Many thanks to @booooooom for the thoughtful curation.💛
Here are a few spreads from my interview, plus glimpses of work by some of the other artists in the issue ✨
Truly honored and grateful to be featured in Array Issue 4 by @booooooom alongside so many incredible artists. Many thanks to @booooooom for the thoughtful curation.💛
Here are a few spreads from my interview, plus glimpses of work by some of the other artists in the issue ✨
Truly honored and grateful to be featured in Array Issue 4 by @booooooom alongside so many incredible artists. Many thanks to @booooooom for the thoughtful curation.💛
Here are a few spreads from my interview, plus glimpses of work by some of the other artists in the issue ✨
Truly honored and grateful to be featured in Array Issue 4 by @booooooom alongside so many incredible artists. Many thanks to @booooooom for the thoughtful curation.💛
Here are a few spreads from my interview, plus glimpses of work by some of the other artists in the issue ✨
Truly honored and grateful to be featured in Array Issue 4 by @booooooom alongside so many incredible artists. Many thanks to @booooooom for the thoughtful curation.💛
Here are a few spreads from my interview, plus glimpses of work by some of the other artists in the issue ✨
Truly honored and grateful to be featured in Array Issue 4 by @booooooom alongside so many incredible artists. Many thanks to @booooooom for the thoughtful curation.💛
Here are a few spreads from my interview, plus glimpses of work by some of the other artists in the issue ✨
A Move Under the Tail
Acrylic and molding paste on canvas
36 x 36 inches
2025
Artist Su A Chae @sua_chae holds a BA and MA in Business from Ewha Womans University in South Korea. After relocating to the United States, Chae transitioned to the arts, earning her MFA in Painting from Indiana University. She is currently an Assistant Professor of Painting at the University of Arkansas. One of the ideas Chae encountered in accounting academia related to information asymmetry and moral hazards. Her interest in how systems manage asymmetry and visibility has carried over into her painting. For Chae, balance is a site of resistance rather than neutrality. Creating paradoxical spatial propositions and working with contextual ambiguity, Chae creates a visual field that is simultaneously familiar and unsettled.
“The work emerges from lived experience shaped by movement across cultural contexts, where belonging is continually recalibrated rather than assumed. Balance, in this sense, is not a static condition but an active process—maintained through adjustment, negotiation, and care. Drawing from subtle references to Korean cultural memory—including tiger patterns derived from minhwa, traditional Korean folk painting—I layer figural elements, patterns, and fragmented forms into dense visual compositions.”
See more from Su A Chae on our site. Link in bio.
Artist Su A Chae @sua_chae holds a BA and MA in Business from Ewha Womans University in South Korea. After relocating to the United States, Chae transitioned to the arts, earning her MFA in Painting from Indiana University. She is currently an Assistant Professor of Painting at the University of Arkansas. One of the ideas Chae encountered in accounting academia related to information asymmetry and moral hazards. Her interest in how systems manage asymmetry and visibility has carried over into her painting. For Chae, balance is a site of resistance rather than neutrality. Creating paradoxical spatial propositions and working with contextual ambiguity, Chae creates a visual field that is simultaneously familiar and unsettled.
“The work emerges from lived experience shaped by movement across cultural contexts, where belonging is continually recalibrated rather than assumed. Balance, in this sense, is not a static condition but an active process—maintained through adjustment, negotiation, and care. Drawing from subtle references to Korean cultural memory—including tiger patterns derived from minhwa, traditional Korean folk painting—I layer figural elements, patterns, and fragmented forms into dense visual compositions.”
See more from Su A Chae on our site. Link in bio.
Artist Su A Chae @sua_chae holds a BA and MA in Business from Ewha Womans University in South Korea. After relocating to the United States, Chae transitioned to the arts, earning her MFA in Painting from Indiana University. She is currently an Assistant Professor of Painting at the University of Arkansas. One of the ideas Chae encountered in accounting academia related to information asymmetry and moral hazards. Her interest in how systems manage asymmetry and visibility has carried over into her painting. For Chae, balance is a site of resistance rather than neutrality. Creating paradoxical spatial propositions and working with contextual ambiguity, Chae creates a visual field that is simultaneously familiar and unsettled.
“The work emerges from lived experience shaped by movement across cultural contexts, where belonging is continually recalibrated rather than assumed. Balance, in this sense, is not a static condition but an active process—maintained through adjustment, negotiation, and care. Drawing from subtle references to Korean cultural memory—including tiger patterns derived from minhwa, traditional Korean folk painting—I layer figural elements, patterns, and fragmented forms into dense visual compositions.”
See more from Su A Chae on our site. Link in bio.
Artist Su A Chae @sua_chae holds a BA and MA in Business from Ewha Womans University in South Korea. After relocating to the United States, Chae transitioned to the arts, earning her MFA in Painting from Indiana University. She is currently an Assistant Professor of Painting at the University of Arkansas. One of the ideas Chae encountered in accounting academia related to information asymmetry and moral hazards. Her interest in how systems manage asymmetry and visibility has carried over into her painting. For Chae, balance is a site of resistance rather than neutrality. Creating paradoxical spatial propositions and working with contextual ambiguity, Chae creates a visual field that is simultaneously familiar and unsettled.
“The work emerges from lived experience shaped by movement across cultural contexts, where belonging is continually recalibrated rather than assumed. Balance, in this sense, is not a static condition but an active process—maintained through adjustment, negotiation, and care. Drawing from subtle references to Korean cultural memory—including tiger patterns derived from minhwa, traditional Korean folk painting—I layer figural elements, patterns, and fragmented forms into dense visual compositions.”
See more from Su A Chae on our site. Link in bio.
Artist Su A Chae @sua_chae holds a BA and MA in Business from Ewha Womans University in South Korea. After relocating to the United States, Chae transitioned to the arts, earning her MFA in Painting from Indiana University. She is currently an Assistant Professor of Painting at the University of Arkansas. One of the ideas Chae encountered in accounting academia related to information asymmetry and moral hazards. Her interest in how systems manage asymmetry and visibility has carried over into her painting. For Chae, balance is a site of resistance rather than neutrality. Creating paradoxical spatial propositions and working with contextual ambiguity, Chae creates a visual field that is simultaneously familiar and unsettled.
“The work emerges from lived experience shaped by movement across cultural contexts, where belonging is continually recalibrated rather than assumed. Balance, in this sense, is not a static condition but an active process—maintained through adjustment, negotiation, and care. Drawing from subtle references to Korean cultural memory—including tiger patterns derived from minhwa, traditional Korean folk painting—I layer figural elements, patterns, and fragmented forms into dense visual compositions.”
See more from Su A Chae on our site. Link in bio.
Artist Su A Chae @sua_chae holds a BA and MA in Business from Ewha Womans University in South Korea. After relocating to the United States, Chae transitioned to the arts, earning her MFA in Painting from Indiana University. She is currently an Assistant Professor of Painting at the University of Arkansas. One of the ideas Chae encountered in accounting academia related to information asymmetry and moral hazards. Her interest in how systems manage asymmetry and visibility has carried over into her painting. For Chae, balance is a site of resistance rather than neutrality. Creating paradoxical spatial propositions and working with contextual ambiguity, Chae creates a visual field that is simultaneously familiar and unsettled.
“The work emerges from lived experience shaped by movement across cultural contexts, where belonging is continually recalibrated rather than assumed. Balance, in this sense, is not a static condition but an active process—maintained through adjustment, negotiation, and care. Drawing from subtle references to Korean cultural memory—including tiger patterns derived from minhwa, traditional Korean folk painting—I layer figural elements, patterns, and fragmented forms into dense visual compositions.”
See more from Su A Chae on our site. Link in bio.
Waiting is part of the game.
A blue tiger observes a round of ‘gonggi’, holding onto one piece while watching the move unfold.♟️🎲
Hard to document the iridescent colors in the fur, whiskers, and eyebrows. 🤨
A Move Under the Tail
Acrylic and molding paste on canvas
36 x 36 inches
2025
#painting #bluetiger #ginggi #waiting
I began painting 범 (beom)-tigers and leopards, which share the same name in minhwa-and fragments of these animals in 2018. Beom carries deep cultural and symbolic meaning within Korean identity, and it has remaining a recurring presence in my work.
In 2021, I painted my first blue tiger in an abstracted form, but I hesitated to share it publicly due to self-censorship around other elements in the composition. I made another blue tiger painting in 2024, but more recently, I returned to the original 2021 work and recreated it on a new canvas with subtle but intentional adjustments.
It’s about 98% finished. I am still negotiating how much abstraction to preserve, especially in the eyes, where even the smaller adjustments can change the entire reading of the painting. I am wrestling with the urge to eliminate them entirely.🐯👀🤔🛠️
P.S. This is not the full image.
#contemporarypainting #beom #bluetiger #notderpy #gonggi
Yesterday filled my heart.♥️ Hearing my students’ reflections almost brought me to tears 🥺—I’m endlessly proud of the artists you’re growing into. You inspire me more than you know.✨✨
And a big, heartfelt thank you to @sleetcity for being with us all semester and for sharing your experience and expertise with us. 💛
And thank you to everyone who came out in the chilly weather to celebrate my students and everything they poured into this course—your support really meant a lot to us. 💕💕💕
Special thanks to @sleetcity for being such an amazing mentor for my students and me 😋!
Yesterday filled my heart.♥️ Hearing my students’ reflections almost brought me to tears 🥺—I’m endlessly proud of the artists you’re growing into. You inspire me more than you know.✨✨
And a big, heartfelt thank you to @sleetcity for being with us all semester and for sharing your experience and expertise with us. 💛
And thank you to everyone who came out in the chilly weather to celebrate my students and everything they poured into this course—your support really meant a lot to us. 💕💕💕
Special thanks to @sleetcity for being such an amazing mentor for my students and me 😋!
Yesterday filled my heart.♥️ Hearing my students’ reflections almost brought me to tears 🥺—I’m endlessly proud of the artists you’re growing into. You inspire me more than you know.✨✨
And a big, heartfelt thank you to @sleetcity for being with us all semester and for sharing your experience and expertise with us. 💛
And thank you to everyone who came out in the chilly weather to celebrate my students and everything they poured into this course—your support really meant a lot to us. 💕💕💕
Special thanks to @sleetcity for being such an amazing mentor for my students and me 😋!
Yesterday filled my heart.♥️ Hearing my students’ reflections almost brought me to tears 🥺—I’m endlessly proud of the artists you’re growing into. You inspire me more than you know.✨✨
And a big, heartfelt thank you to @sleetcity for being with us all semester and for sharing your experience and expertise with us. 💛
And thank you to everyone who came out in the chilly weather to celebrate my students and everything they poured into this course—your support really meant a lot to us. 💕💕💕
Special thanks to @sleetcity for being such an amazing mentor for my students and me 😋!
Yesterday filled my heart.♥️ Hearing my students’ reflections almost brought me to tears 🥺—I’m endlessly proud of the artists you’re growing into. You inspire me more than you know.✨✨
And a big, heartfelt thank you to @sleetcity for being with us all semester and for sharing your experience and expertise with us. 💛
And thank you to everyone who came out in the chilly weather to celebrate my students and everything they poured into this course—your support really meant a lot to us. 💕💕💕
Special thanks to @sleetcity for being such an amazing mentor for my students and me 😋!
Yesterday filled my heart.♥️ Hearing my students’ reflections almost brought me to tears 🥺—I’m endlessly proud of the artists you’re growing into. You inspire me more than you know.✨✨
And a big, heartfelt thank you to @sleetcity for being with us all semester and for sharing your experience and expertise with us. 💛
And thank you to everyone who came out in the chilly weather to celebrate my students and everything they poured into this course—your support really meant a lot to us. 💕💕💕
Special thanks to @sleetcity for being such an amazing mentor for my students and me 😋!
Yesterday filled my heart.♥️ Hearing my students’ reflections almost brought me to tears 🥺—I’m endlessly proud of the artists you’re growing into. You inspire me more than you know.✨✨
And a big, heartfelt thank you to @sleetcity for being with us all semester and for sharing your experience and expertise with us. 💛
And thank you to everyone who came out in the chilly weather to celebrate my students and everything they poured into this course—your support really meant a lot to us. 💕💕💕
Special thanks to @sleetcity for being such an amazing mentor for my students and me 😋!
Yesterday filled my heart.♥️ Hearing my students’ reflections almost brought me to tears 🥺—I’m endlessly proud of the artists you’re growing into. You inspire me more than you know.✨✨
And a big, heartfelt thank you to @sleetcity for being with us all semester and for sharing your experience and expertise with us. 💛
And thank you to everyone who came out in the chilly weather to celebrate my students and everything they poured into this course—your support really meant a lot to us. 💕💕💕
Special thanks to @sleetcity for being such an amazing mentor for my students and me 😋!
Yesterday filled my heart.♥️ Hearing my students’ reflections almost brought me to tears 🥺—I’m endlessly proud of the artists you’re growing into. You inspire me more than you know.✨✨
And a big, heartfelt thank you to @sleetcity for being with us all semester and for sharing your experience and expertise with us. 💛
And thank you to everyone who came out in the chilly weather to celebrate my students and everything they poured into this course—your support really meant a lot to us. 💕💕💕
Special thanks to @sleetcity for being such an amazing mentor for my students and me 😋!
Yesterday filled my heart.♥️ Hearing my students’ reflections almost brought me to tears 🥺—I’m endlessly proud of the artists you’re growing into. You inspire me more than you know.✨✨
And a big, heartfelt thank you to @sleetcity for being with us all semester and for sharing your experience and expertise with us. 💛
And thank you to everyone who came out in the chilly weather to celebrate my students and everything they poured into this course—your support really meant a lot to us. 💕💕💕
Special thanks to @sleetcity for being such an amazing mentor for my students and me 😋!
Yesterday filled my heart.♥️ Hearing my students’ reflections almost brought me to tears 🥺—I’m endlessly proud of the artists you’re growing into. You inspire me more than you know.✨✨
And a big, heartfelt thank you to @sleetcity for being with us all semester and for sharing your experience and expertise with us. 💛
And thank you to everyone who came out in the chilly weather to celebrate my students and everything they poured into this course—your support really meant a lot to us. 💕💕💕
Special thanks to @sleetcity for being such an amazing mentor for my students and me 😋!
Yesterday filled my heart.♥️ Hearing my students’ reflections almost brought me to tears 🥺—I’m endlessly proud of the artists you’re growing into. You inspire me more than you know.✨✨
And a big, heartfelt thank you to @sleetcity for being with us all semester and for sharing your experience and expertise with us. 💛
And thank you to everyone who came out in the chilly weather to celebrate my students and everything they poured into this course—your support really meant a lot to us. 💕💕💕
Special thanks to @sleetcity for being such an amazing mentor for my students and me 😋!
Yesterday filled my heart.♥️ Hearing my students’ reflections almost brought me to tears 🥺—I’m endlessly proud of the artists you’re growing into. You inspire me more than you know.✨✨
And a big, heartfelt thank you to @sleetcity for being with us all semester and for sharing your experience and expertise with us. 💛
And thank you to everyone who came out in the chilly weather to celebrate my students and everything they poured into this course—your support really meant a lot to us. 💕💕💕
Special thanks to @sleetcity for being such an amazing mentor for my students and me 😋!
Yesterday filled my heart.♥️ Hearing my students’ reflections almost brought me to tears 🥺—I’m endlessly proud of the artists you’re growing into. You inspire me more than you know.✨✨
And a big, heartfelt thank you to @sleetcity for being with us all semester and for sharing your experience and expertise with us. 💛
And thank you to everyone who came out in the chilly weather to celebrate my students and everything they poured into this course—your support really meant a lot to us. 💕💕💕
Special thanks to @sleetcity for being such an amazing mentor for my students and me 😋!
Probably the last work in my Weave It Alone series 🎬
Drawing from landfill imagery and textile waste, the series reveals layered spaces where visual seduction and precarity coexist.
Weave It Alone No. 4
Acrylic and molding paste on canvas
36 x 36 inches2025
🦅👚💍
#painting #contemporarypaintings
Working on the first Mural Painting at the CommunityArt Wall, in Fayetteville, AR 😍
Thank you @sua_chae for this amazing class and @sleetcity for your supervision.
#Fayetteville #uark #univertyofarkansas #muralart #muralpainting #muralartist #mural #fayettevillemurals #sleetcity #schoolofarts #gradschoollife
One of small paintings that I made at @khncenter in May.
👾👾👾
#zipper #painting #fastfashion #maraboustork #textile #mountain
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