Daye Park

Daye Park is a South Korean visual artist currently living and working in Brazil.
Her work explores themes of migration, identity, and belonging, weaving together the colors, symbols, and emotions of two worlds.

Through oil, gouache, and oil pastel in delicate pointillist or impressionistic techniques, she creates landscapes that blend everyday memories with cultural mythology.
Recurring figures such as the girl in hanbok, the tiger and magpie from Korean Hojakdo paintings, the Baiana, and the toucan embody a dialogue between tradition and new life.

Daye’s paintings are gentle yet radiant , visual stories of love, faith, and hope that shine across distance and difference.

BFA in Painting, College of Fine Arts, Kyung Hee University, 2016
MFA in Painting, Graduate School of Fine Arts, Kyung Hee University, 2019

2025 — UNTITLE, C.H FARIA Gallery of Arts, Ribeirão Preto, Brazil
2023 — The Universe Inside the Dot, Jang Uckjin Museum of Art, Yangju, Korea
2022 — Warmth, HOSU Experimental Cultural Space, Seoul
2022 — Vision 2022, Saeun Hall, Seoul
2021 — Artist’s Notebook ZIP, HOSU Experimental Cultural Space, Seoul
2020 — Ssen Ssen Aeng Palang Palang – Expressar, War and Women’s Human Rights Museum, Seoul
2019 — New Drawing Project, Jang Uckjin Museum of Art, Yangju, Korea
2019 — Imagination Picnic, Changwon Art Hall, Changwon
2019 — Third Wave 2018, Rathaus Galerie, Kaarst, Germany
2016 — Cutting Edge_100, Gana Art Gallery, Seoul
2016 — Outstanding Graduation Exhibition, Dongduk Art Gallery, Seoul