EUNJU KANG


ARTIST BIO & STATEMENT

Eunju Kang is a New York-based artist specializing in monotype printing, seamlessly blending collage, detailed sketches, watercolor, and acrylic into her work. Her art is a reflection of daily life, interwoven with personal moments and observations. Kang’s passion for monoprinting began in Santa Barbara, where she cultivated her unique approach, rooted in a lifelong love of doodling. Seeing her work up close is a captivating experience, revealing the depth and intricacy of her mixed-media compositions.

Her work embodies the beauty of transformation, piecing together fragments of experience like a puzzle to uncover hidden harmony. Each composition resonates with a sense of movement and impermanence, capturing the fluidity of life’s ever-shifting moments. Through her art, Kang explores memory and transformation, allowing each piece to evolve into something entirely new.

Eunju Kang was participated in exhibitions, including Schoolhouse Gallery in Provincetown, MA, 490 Atlantic Gallery in Brooklyn, NY, Eye buzz Gallery in Tarrytown, NY, LA Artcore Gallery in Los Angeles, CA, and Yukiko Lunday Gallery in Houston, Texas, and many other. Kang is a recipient of the fellowships such as the Virginia Center for Creative Arts in VA, Vermont Studio Center in VT, and The Fine Arts Work Center in MA.

Continuing to push the boundaries of her medium, Kang layers collage, sketches, and painting to construct visual narratives drawn from everyday encounters. She describes her process as a dynamic interplay of addition, subtraction, clarity, and obscurity—culminating in an element of surprise.

“All of these images come with me to the studio. I add, subtract, blur, clear, and then the surprise of it all comes—a simple gesture, both deliberate and not deliberate! This unexpected outcome drives me every day.” - Eunju Kang, Artist
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