Joseon Collection

Abstract artwork with a large light green square bordered by vertical blue, black, and white stripes on a white background. Studio Lee Jae

Joseon 009 / Seung 001

  • This artwork is one of a series of 11 paintings deeply inspired by the traditional architectural colours of the Joseon Dynasty, reimagined as a bold, minimalist statement.

    Drawing from the distinctive palette of Korean architecture, the work brings a subtle yet striking sense of heritage into a contemporary colour scheme. Each colour has been carefully selected and composed through a considered balance of proportion, reflecting my identity and my ongoing journey towards sophistication, craftsmanship, and a deeper respect for nature.

    Beyond their visual harmony, each colour carries its own meaning and symbolism, creating a dialogue between tradition and modernity, cultural heritage and personal expression.

    Through this series, I explore how the beauty of traditional Korean architecture can be distilled into a contemporary visual language—simple, refined, and deeply rooted in heritage.

  • Medium: Acrylic on cotton canvas

    Dimensions: 60 × 60cm (15mm THK.)

  • Price on application

A small rectangular blackboard with a green border and black-and-white lines creating a grid pattern, placed on a light gray surface. Studio Lee Jae

Joseon 009 / Seung 002

  • This artwork is one of a series of 11 paintings deeply inspired by the traditional architectural colours of the Joseon Dynasty, reimagined as a bold, minimalist statement.

    Drawing from the distinctive palette of Korean architecture, the work brings a subtle yet striking sense of heritage into a contemporary colour scheme. Each colour has been carefully selected and composed through a considered balance of proportion, reflecting my identity and my ongoing journey towards sophistication, craftsmanship, and a deeper respect for nature.

    Beyond their visual harmony, each colour carries its own meaning and symbolism, creating a dialogue between tradition and modernity, cultural heritage and personal expression.

    Through this series, I explore how the beauty of traditional Korean architecture can be distilled into a contemporary visual language—simple, refined, and deeply rooted in heritage.

  • Medium: Acrylic on cotton canvas

    Dimensions: 60 × 60cm (15mm THK.)

  • Price on application

A minimalist square artwork with four red panels separated by beige and white lines, mounted on a white wall. Studio Lee Jae

Joseon 009 / Seung 003

  • This artwork is one of a series of 11 paintings deeply inspired by the traditional architectural colours of the Joseon Dynasty, reimagined as a bold, minimalist statement.

    Drawing from the distinctive palette of Korean architecture, the work brings a subtle yet striking sense of heritage into a contemporary colour scheme. Each colour has been carefully selected and composed through a considered balance of proportion, reflecting my identity and my ongoing journey towards sophistication, craftsmanship, and a deeper respect for nature.

    Beyond their visual harmony, each colour carries its own meaning and symbolism, creating a dialogue between tradition and modernity, cultural heritage and personal expression.

    Through this series, I explore how the beauty of traditional Korean architecture can be distilled into a contemporary visual language—simple, refined, and deeply rooted in heritage.

  • Medium: Acrylic on cotton canvas

    Dimensions: 60 × 60cm (15mm THK.)

  • Price on application

Abstract painting with orange, black, white, and teal vertical stripes on a white wall. Studio Lee Jae

Joseon 009 / Seung 004

  • This artwork is one of a series of 11 paintings deeply inspired by the traditional architectural colours of the Joseon Dynasty, reimagined as a bold, minimalist statement.

    Drawing from the distinctive palette of Korean architecture, the work brings a subtle yet striking sense of heritage into a contemporary colour scheme. Each colour has been carefully selected and composed through a considered balance of proportion, reflecting my identity and my ongoing journey towards sophistication, craftsmanship, and a deeper respect for nature.

    Beyond their visual harmony, each colour carries its own meaning and symbolism, creating a dialogue between tradition and modernity, cultural heritage and personal expression.

    Through this series, I explore how the beauty of traditional Korean architecture can be distilled into a contemporary visual language—simple, refined, and deeply rooted in heritage.

  • Medium: Acrylic on cotton canvas

    Dimensions: 60 × 60cm (15mm THK.)

  • Price on application

A framed minimalist art piece featuring a bright orange background with a white and red border, hanging on a white wall. Studio Lee Jae

Joseon 009 / Seung 005

  • This artwork is one of a series of 11 paintings deeply inspired by the traditional architectural colours of the Joseon Dynasty, reimagined as a bold, minimalist statement.

    Drawing from the distinctive palette of Korean architecture, the work brings a subtle yet striking sense of heritage into a contemporary colour scheme. Each colour has been carefully selected and composed through a considered balance of proportion, reflecting my identity and my ongoing journey towards sophistication, craftsmanship, and a deeper respect for nature.

    Beyond their visual harmony, each colour carries its own meaning and symbolism, creating a dialogue between tradition and modernity, cultural heritage and personal expression.

    Through this series, I explore how the beauty of traditional Korean architecture can be distilled into a contemporary visual language—simple, refined, and deeply rooted in heritage.

  • Medium: Acrylic on cotton canvas

    Dimensions: 60 × 60cm (15mm THK.)

  • Price on application

A rectangular painting with a dark red/brown background and three vertical stripes in red, orange, and white running through the center. Studio Lee Jae

Joseon 009 / Seung 006

  • This artwork is one of a series of 11 paintings deeply inspired by the traditional architectural colours of the Joseon Dynasty, reimagined as a bold, minimalist statement.

    Drawing from the distinctive palette of Korean architecture, the work brings a subtle yet striking sense of heritage into a contemporary colour scheme. Each colour has been carefully selected and composed through a considered balance of proportion, reflecting my identity and my ongoing journey towards sophistication, craftsmanship, and a deeper respect for nature.

    Beyond their visual harmony, each colour carries its own meaning and symbolism, creating a dialogue between tradition and modernity, cultural heritage and personal expression.

    Through this series, I explore how the beauty of traditional Korean architecture can be distilled into a contemporary visual language—simple, refined, and deeply rooted in heritage.

  • Medium: Acrylic on cotton canvas

    Dimensions: 60 × 90cm (15mm THK.)

  • Price on application

Abstract painting with orange background and vertical red, white, and black stripes. Studio Lee Jae

Joseon 009 / Seung 007

  • This artwork is one of a series of 11 paintings deeply inspired by the traditional architectural colours of the Joseon Dynasty, reimagined as a bold, minimalist statement.

    Drawing from the distinctive palette of Korean architecture, the work brings a subtle yet striking sense of heritage into a contemporary colour scheme. Each colour has been carefully selected and composed through a considered balance of proportion, reflecting my identity and my ongoing journey towards sophistication, craftsmanship, and a deeper respect for nature.

    Beyond their visual harmony, each colour carries its own meaning and symbolism, creating a dialogue between tradition and modernity, cultural heritage and personal expression.

    Through this series, I explore how the beauty of traditional Korean architecture can be distilled into a contemporary visual language—simple, refined, and deeply rooted in heritage.

  • Medium: Acrylic on cotton canvas

    Dimensions: 60 × 90cm (15mm THK.)

  • Price on application

Abstract painting on a black canvas featuring vertical stripes in green, white, and blue hues. Studio Lee Jae

Joseon 009 / Seung 008

  • This artwork is one of a series of 11 paintings deeply inspired by the traditional architectural colours of the Joseon Dynasty, reimagined as a bold, minimalist statement.

    Drawing from the distinctive palette of Korean architecture, the work brings a subtle yet striking sense of heritage into a contemporary colour scheme. Each colour has been carefully selected and composed through a considered balance of proportion, reflecting my identity and my ongoing journey towards sophistication, craftsmanship, and a deeper respect for nature.

    Beyond their visual harmony, each colour carries its own meaning and symbolism, creating a dialogue between tradition and modernity, cultural heritage and personal expression.

    Through this series, I explore how the beauty of traditional Korean architecture can be distilled into a contemporary visual language—simple, refined, and deeply rooted in heritage.

  • Medium: Acrylic on cotton canvas

    Dimensions: 60 × 90cm (15mm THK.)

  • Price on application

Abstract painting with vertical black, white, and dark green stripes on a gradient green background. Studio Lee Jae

Joseon 009 / Seung 009

  • This artwork is one of a series of 11 paintings deeply inspired by the traditional architectural colours of the Joseon Dynasty, reimagined as a bold, minimalist statement.

    Drawing from the distinctive palette of Korean architecture, the work brings a subtle yet striking sense of heritage into a contemporary colour scheme. Each colour has been carefully selected and composed through a considered balance of proportion, reflecting my identity and my ongoing journey towards sophistication, craftsmanship, and a deeper respect for nature.

    Beyond their visual harmony, each colour carries its own meaning and symbolism, creating a dialogue between tradition and modernity, cultural heritage and personal expression.

    Through this series, I explore how the beauty of traditional Korean architecture can be distilled into a contemporary visual language—simple, refined, and deeply rooted in heritage.

  • Medium: Acrylic on cotton canvas

    Dimensions: 60 × 90cm (15mm THK.)

  • Price on application

Abstract painting with dark background and vertical blue and white stripes. Studio Lee Jae

Joseon 009 / Seung 010

  • This artwork is one of a series of 11 paintings deeply inspired by the traditional architectural colours of the Joseon Dynasty, reimagined as a bold, minimalist statement.

    Drawing from the distinctive palette of Korean architecture, the work brings a subtle yet striking sense of heritage into a contemporary colour scheme. Each colour has been carefully selected and composed through a considered balance of proportion, reflecting my identity and my ongoing journey towards sophistication, craftsmanship, and a deeper respect for nature.

    Beyond their visual harmony, each colour carries its own meaning and symbolism, creating a dialogue between tradition and modernity, cultural heritage and personal expression.

    Through this series, I explore how the beauty of traditional Korean architecture can be distilled into a contemporary visual language—simple, refined, and deeply rooted in heritage.

  • Medium: Acrylic on cotton canvas

    Dimensions: 60 × 90cm (15mm THK.)

  • Price on application

Abstract painting with vertical blue, black, and white stripes on a light blue background. Studio Lee Jae

Joseon 009 / Seung 011

  • This artwork is one of a series of 11 paintings deeply inspired by the traditional architectural colours of the Joseon Dynasty, reimagined as a bold, minimalist statement.

    Drawing from the distinctive palette of Korean architecture, the work brings a subtle yet striking sense of heritage into a contemporary colour scheme. Each colour has been carefully selected and composed through a considered balance of proportion, reflecting my identity and my ongoing journey towards sophistication, craftsmanship, and a deeper respect for nature.

    Beyond their visual harmony, each colour carries its own meaning and symbolism, creating a dialogue between tradition and modernity, cultural heritage and personal expression.

    Through this series, I explore how the beauty of traditional Korean architecture can be distilled into a contemporary visual language—simple, refined, and deeply rooted in heritage.

  • Medium: Acrylic on cotton canvas

    Dimensions: 60 × 90cm (15mm THK.)

  • Price on application