Kwanghae Kim

I have been working with both analog and digital printing methods since 1998 by covering subjects with Korean traditional paper, Hanji, which is thousands of years old. This Korean paper work is owned by the Bibliothèque Nationale (BNF) and Carnevallet in Paris, France. It is housed in a museum.
Born in Seoul, majoring in photography at university, and after graduating, in 1983, in Tokyo, Japan, I took a photo shoot tour of Eiichiro Sakada, a Japanese teacher who was the first disciple of the famous American Richard Avedon.
After that, I took pictures of the models for fashion pictorials in a fashion magazine published by the publishing house of a famous Korean newspaper.


I currently live in Seoul and work on art.

Graduated from the Department of Photography, Chung-Ang University.
Bachelor of Photography Arts.

2020: Orum (Lotte Department Gallery/Seoul-Korea)
2019: Orum (Kyoto Museum of Photography - Japan)
2018: Nordic landscape (Hyundai Department Store/Seoul, Korea)
2017:Autumn Letters From Paris (Luna Gallery/Seoul-Korea)
2016:Scarf Seoul Collector Artist Festival (Lotte Hotel/Seoul-Korea)
2016: Seoul Contemporary Art Exhibition (Palace Hotel/Seoul-Korea)
2015: Doors Art Fair 2015 (Imperial Palace Hotel (Seoul-Korea)
2014: Palace (Vint Gallery/Seoul-Korea)
2002: Reminiscent of Paris (Ginza Kodak Photo Salon - Japan)
1999: Balade Parisienne (Ginza Kodak Photo Salon/Tokyo-Japan)
1990: Landscape of Memory (Woong Gallery/Seoul-Korea)