Lee Gihun (Lee Ki‑hoon) is a South Korean painter who blends pop‑surrealism with on a regular basis scenes, creating vivid canvases the place natural tendencies, masks, and human conventions collide.
Working primarily in acrylic and oil pastel on canvas, he builds layered, vibrant compositions that really feel each playful and unsettling, typically that includes masked figures and hybrid beings that query identification, social roles, and our place in a quickly altering world. His ongoing “Masquerade” collection and worldwide solo reveals—at areas like Galleri Christoffer Egelund in Denmark and Dorothy Circus Gallery—place his work on the intersection of fantasy, critique of human‑centrism, and a fascination with the following era’s future.
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