"My primary theme is the 'suggestive dreams' I experience daily - those vivid dreams where the line between good and bad is blurred. In Korea, there is a superstition that 'selling' (sharing) a bad dream to others makes it lose its power; I find a similar healing through my art by sublimating my dreams into my work."
"I create to clear my own mind and seek salvation through a pure dialogue with visual language."
Yunbomu, a Tokyo-based artist, utilizes Photoshop and Illustrator to create unique digital artworks that reflect her vivid dreams. By layering smooth digital textures with organic photography, she explores the coexistence of these aesthetics. Her art embodies the concept of 'suggestive dreams,' where the boundaries of good and bad blur. Yunbomu finds healing through her creations, inspired by the idea of sharing bad dreams to diminish their power. She also photographs nature to ground her emotional experiences, drawing inspiration from abstract expressionists like Hilma af Klint and Kazimir Malevich.
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