Christy Hyonsuk

COLLECTIONS

Inspired by Christy Hyonsuk’s memories of Jeju Island, these collections capture the spirit of family, nature, and identity. Each one reflects the beauty of remembering where we come from and the emotional connections that shape who we become.

Story of Jeju-do Collection

Story of Jeju-do Collection
Boxes of Tangerines Collection

Boxes of Tangerines Collection

Boxes of Tangerines

  • Box of Tangerines

    8 × 10 inch 100% Cotton over Board Canvas, Ink, Watercolor

  • Some Tangerines

    Some Tangerines

    5 ×7 inch 100% Cotton Canvas, Ink, Watercolor

  • Tangerines

    Tangerines

    5 × 7 inch 100% Cotton over Board Canvas, Ink, Watercolor

  • Abalone

    Abalone

    5 × 7 inch 100% Cotton over Board Canvas, Ink, Watercolor

  • Sea King

    Sea King

    5 × 7 inch 100% Cotton Canvas over Board, Ink, Watercolor

  • Sunset Fishing

    Sunset Fishing

    8 × 10 inch 100% Cotton Canvas, Ink, Watercolor

  • Food

    I lived by the North Korean border.

  • Tangerines

    My mother’s mother lived on Jeju 제주 Island.

  • Cover

    Tangerines are a symbol of Jeju 제주Island.

  • Tangerines

    Halmoni 할머니 means Grandma in Korean.

  • Orange

    My halmoni 할머니 lived on Jeju 제주 Island.

  • Tangerines

    Doe 도 means island in Korean.

  • In the Leaves

    Jeju-do 제주도 has the most delicious tangerines.

  • Tangerines

    Tangerines is Gyul 귤 in Korean.

  • Tall

    Jeju-doe 제주도 gyul 귤 sweet and juiciness is due to the volcanic soil and climate.

  • Bloom

    My halmoni 할머니 always sent boxes and boxes of tangerines from Jeju-do 제주도.

  • Together

    Tangerines are good for health and skin. It has vitamin C.

  • Tangerines

    Every box was another I love you from Jeju-do.

  • Fruit

    Jeju tangerines are a symbol of my family.

Story of Jeju-do

  • BeltFish Galchi

    갈치 (“Gal Chi”)

    갈치 (“Gal Chi”) = Beltfish in Korean

    30 x 48 in Canvas, Acrylic, & Oil Pastel, Silver flakes

  • 귤 (“Gyul”)

    귤 (“Gyul”) = Tangerine in Korean

    30 x 48 in Canvas, Acrylic, Spray Paint, & Oil Pastel

  • Dol HaRuBang

    (Dol HaRueBang)

    Dol HaRueBang = Rock Grandpa in Jeju, Korean.

    30 × 48 inch Cavas, Spray Paint, Acrylic, Oil Pastel

  • Lotus Flower

    연꽃 (“Yeon Kkoch”)

    연꽃 (“Yeon Kkoch”) = Lotus Flower in Korean

    30x 48 in Canvas, Acrylic, Oil Pastel, Gold FlakeS

  • 도깨비 (“Do KKae Bi”)

    도깨비 (“Do KKae Bi”)

    도깨비 (“Do KKae Bi”) = Korean Demon Goblin

    29 x 48 in Canvas, AcryliC

  • 귤 (“Gyul”)

    귤 (“Gyul”)

    귤 (“Gyul”) = Tangerine in Korean

    30 x 48 in Canvas, Acrylic, Spray Paint, & Oil Pastel

  • Gumiho

    구미호 (“Gu Mi Ho”)

    구미호 (“Gu Mi Ho”) = Nine Tailed Fox in Korean

    30 x 48 in Canvas, Acrylic

  • Baem

    뱀 (“Baem”)

    뱀 (“Baem”) = Snake in Korean

    38 x 48 in Canvas, Acrylic, Gold Flakes

  • Frenchie

    Frenchie

    38 × 48 inch Canvas, Spray Paint, Acrylic, Gold and Silver Flakes

  • Mount 돌하르방

    Mount 돌하르방 (“Dol Ha Rue Bahng”) = Rock Grandpa

    30 x 48 in Canvas, Acrylic, Spray Paint, & Oil Pastel

  • 도깨비 (“Do KKae Bi”)

    도깨비 (“Do KKae Bi”) = Demon Goblin

    29 x 48 in Canvas, Acrylic

  • 호랑이 (“Ho Lahng Ee”)

    호랑이 (“Ho Lahng Ee”)

    호랑이 (“Ho Lahng Ee”) = Tiger in Korean

    29 x 48 in Canvas, Acrylic

  • 눈 (“Nun”)

    눈 (“Nun”) = Eye in Korean

    29 × 48 in Canvas, Acrylic

  • 하르방 (“Ha Rue Bahng”)

    하르방 (“Ha Rue Bahng”)

    하르방 (“Ha Rue Bahng”) = Grandpa in Korean Jeju

    30x 48 in Canvas, Acrylic