"What You've Done" Artwork - Limited Edition of 5

Jungbe is an artist whose creative process is purely intuitive, born from raw emotions without calculation.
​Her works serve as a form of self-defense coping mechanism. Jungbe is not someone who is simply "into art"—she creates art as a final form of survival, a process during which she nearly lost herself. The sole purpose of her creations has always been to channel emotions that become too chaotic if left unexpressed; her art is, in essence, a process of self-regulation.

​Since January 2026, Jungbe has been keeping a reflective journal to guide this regulation process more intentionally. This allows her creative practice to flow not only during moments of intense emotion but also in times of stability. Achieving stability is a challenge in itself for Jungbe, especially since she fundamentally believes she "cannot draw."

​The colors, shapes, and atmosphere felt within her work are pure, honest manifestations of her feelings. She strictly rejects the use of AI in her art.

​Jungbe’s artistic skill was forged through the crises she endured. Through her reflective journal, she seeks to rediscover herself, utilizing AI to engage in dialogue, debate, and to uncover the reasons behind the resilience that grows after destruction.

​For Jungbe, her art itself is not what is special; it is the raw emotion poured into it that holds the leading role.