Park Seo-Bo

Park Seo-Bo was a Korean artist known for Dansaekhwa paintings built through repeated pencil, pigment, and surface-based actions. Working across painting, drawing, paper, and meditative material process, the artist builds a visual language shaped by repetition, discipline, emptiness, touch, monochrome surface, and the philosophical possibilities of mark-making. The practice often connects personal observation with broader questions of image culture, material process, and contemporary life. Rather than relying on spectacle, the work develops through careful decisions about scale, surface, repetition, and context. For collectors, the practice offers a foundational position in Korean monochrome painting and process-based abstraction, with a body of work that can be read through both formal invention and cultural resonance.