Oshiki Oh

For Oshiki Oh, Buddhist calligraphy is not only a visual medium but also a daily meditative practice.

Oshiki Oh is a Korean digital artist whose work explores memory, spirituality, and the passage of time through contemporary interpretations of Buddhist calligraphy.

He studied Design at Sunhwa Arts High School and earned a B.F.A. in Ceramic Art from Seoul National University of Science and Technology. Before dedicating himself to his artistic practice, he spent many years working as a commercial advertising producer in South Korea, developing a strong foundation in visual storytelling, composition, and contemporary image-making.

Today, his artistic practice is centered on two sacred Buddhist scriptures, the Shinmyojanggu Daedharani and the Heart Sutra. Each work is created from thousands of handwritten characters, patiently composed into contemporary visual forms through repetition and devotion.

In selected pieces, he brings both scriptures together within a single composition, allowing two distinct Buddhist texts to exist in harmony through layered imagery and meditative structure.

By transforming handwritten sacred texts into abstract landscapes, celestial forms, symbolic imagery, and contemplative compositions, he creates v...

B.F.A. in Ceramic Art, Seoul National University of Science and Technology, South Korea
Major in Design, Sunhwa Arts High School, South Korea

2026
SHASHA Pixel Exhibition
Seoul, South Korea

2026
Hong Sungyong Solo Exhibition (Video Collaboration)
Seoul, South Korea