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Ko Seon-ae's minhwa paints crumpled emotions and the right to be wrinkled
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- Artist Ko Seon-ae uses cats in her minhwa to express 'gugeut', the human emotion of being crumpled and smoothed out again, and 'the right to gugeut'.
- The artist, who has held 6 solo exhibitions, more than 40 group exhibitions and won more than 28 awards, had her work collected by the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul, in 2025.
- In 2024–2025, she took part in group exhibitions including Minhwaui Bisang, Cheongryongui Chulhyeonjeon and Yaongyaong, Minhwae Muldeulda, presenting works on the theme of gugeut.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 고선애 민화, 주름진 감정과 구긋의 권리를 그리다
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