Artist Kang Hoon transforms negative energies embedded in the unconscious into creative forces, producing works through a distinctive process of constructing his own mythology.

Focusing on the question, “What is the social role of the artist?”, his practice is driven by a mission to provide viewers with creative stimuli that enable the sublimation of stress experienced by isolated individuals into constructive, creative expression.

His works adopt a method of fixing spontaneous, eruptive images arising from the unconscious into concrete forms.

This process operates through a mythological mechanism that semiotizes the collective unconscious. Such an approach invites viewers into a new dimension of imagination, activating expanded modes of creative inspiration.