Ga Kook-Hyun is a distinguished Korean artist known for his innovative approach to painting, combining elements of abstraction and representation. He graduated from Han-nam University’s Art Education department and earned his MFA from Sejong University’s Painting department. Ga has held 38 solo exhibitions across major cities such as Seoul, Daejon, Paris, and New York, showcasing his unique style that blends rich colors and intricate textures (NewJerseyStage.com)​​ (Riverside Gallery)​.

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Ga's work is often described as "Emotional Still Life," a term reflecting his use of imaginary flowers and vases, created from his internal vision rather than real-life references. He developed a distinctive water blister technique about nine years ago, which he believes has helped him realize his true artistic vision in recent years(NewJerseyStage.com).

His art has been well-received internationally, including sold-out shows at the Miami Art Fair and participation in art fairs in France, Singapore, and Hong Kong (Riverside Gallery).

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Ga's paintings are celebrated for their meditative quality, achieved through the rigorous application of color patterns that create visual depth and form. His work often explores the relationship between nothingness and existence, flattening three-dimensional forms into abstract shapes that challenge traditional notions of space and perspective (NewJerseyStage.com).

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Jung Chul is a prominent Korean artist renowned for his abstract paintings that explore the intricate relationship between land and people. With over 30 solo exhibitions and participation in more than 300 group exhibitions, Jung's work has been featured in major art fairs, including KIAF and the Seoul Art Fair. His abstract landscapes, characterized by suggestive shapes and ephemeral marks, aim to capture the poetic essence of nature and human experience. Jung also has an extensive teaching career at Chugye University for the Arts, Jungang University, and Hannam University​ (NewJerseyStage.com)​.