Jooha Sim is a Korean artist based in Seoul whose paintings explore emotions, comfort, and the cycles of life through the imagery of flowers. Working with traditional Korean materials such as hanji paper, ink, and mineral pigments, she creates layered compositions in which delicate blossoms emerge from darker backgrounds. Her recurring poppy motif represents comfort, resilience, remembrance, and the passage of time.
Her work combines traditional Korean painting techniques with a contemporary visual language, using colour, texture, and floral forms to express the changing emotional landscapes of everyday life.
Jooha Sim is a Korean artist based in Seoul whose paintings explore emotions, comfort, and the cycles of life through the imagery of flowers. Working with traditional Korean materials such as hanji paper, ink, and mineral pigments, she creates layered compositions in which delicate blossoms emerge from darker backgrounds. Her recurring poppy motif represents comfort, resilience, remembrance, and the passage of time.
Her work combines traditional Korean painting techniques with a contemporary visual language, using colour, texture, and floral forms to express the changing emotional landscapes of everyday life.