Christy
⦁ 현숙 ⦁
Christy ⦁ 현숙 ⦁
Christy Hyonsuk 현숙
Christy Hyonsuk is a mixed-media abstract artist inspired by childhood summers on Jeju Island. Using mainly acrylics, she captures memory, belonging, and heritage, bringing Jeju’s beauty to canvas.
Art blurs time by bringing the past to the present and thought to vision.
- Christy 현숙 (Hyonsuk)
Boxes of Tangerines
Inspired by memories of my Jeju Grandmother sending boxes of tangerines, I created ‘Boxes of Tangerines’ collection to honor the warmth and strength in Jeju families. Carrying that legacy forward, I brought my artwork to Union Square, sharing my grandmother’s love with the world through bright, heartfelt reminders of home. 🍊
Gramma has dementia.
Gramma has Dementia is a 501(3)c in New Jersey.
This organization’s mission is to educate and bring awareness to Dementia and Alzheimer's.
This year Gramma has Dementia is raising money for Dementia and Alzheimer's research, Women's Alzheimer's Movement, Cleveland Clinic.
Fundraiser 2026
Date: August 29th, 2026
Time: 4:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Location: The Captain's Inn, 304 E. Lacey Road, Forked River, NJ
Join us or donate a ticket to a caregiver.
Visit GrammaHasDementia.com
Christy
⦁ 현숙 ⦁
Christy ⦁ 현숙 ⦁
Collections
“Story of Jeju-do, is my love letter to the island, told in color, texture, and form. Through my work, I invite you to step into these memories, to find your own connections, and to experience Jeju in a new way.”
2025 Boxes of Tangerines Bonus Painting
Mix media on 100% Egyptian cotton handmade paper. One of a kind, original, painting.
Boxes of Tangerines Collection is a tribute to Christy Hyonsuk Jeju Grandmother.
Every hand picked tangerine was another sweet “I love you”.
현숙 (“Hyonsuk”)
할머니 (“Halmoni” = Grandmother)
Size 11 x 8 inches
In Frame Size 11.61 x 14.56 inches
Boxes of Tangerines
DonatE TO ART
I’m just starting out. I little help would be nice. Art shows and exhibits can get expensive.
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Jeju Island is largest island between South Korea and Japan. The island is known for its tangerines, volcanic landscapes and beaches, and its status as a Special Self-Governing Province.
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Many of the residents speak the Korean language since it is taught in schools. Jeju Island has its own dialect that has been fading the last 100 years.
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You should visit Jeju Island to try delicious Jeju tangerines, see volcanic landscapes and caves, waterfalls, and experience the unique culture and food - like the sea woman ‘haenyeo’ and Jeju belt fish.
What Do You Know About Jeju Island?
하르방 (“Ha Rue Bahng”) = Grandpa in Korean Jeju
30x 48 in Canvas, Acrylic
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