Gam Seongbin (b. 1983) is one of the most notable artists in current Korean art scene for his work of "comfort," which starts from the inexplicable sadness he experienced in past days. Incoroporating sculpture and painting techniques, he gently touches and resonates others' emotions.

Kim JiSeon (b. 1986) reconstructs the process of overlapping and mixing memories in various spaces with lively strokes, visualizing "a space that seems to exist, but does not exist."

Oh Jieun(b. 1990) expresses the atmosphere of one's experiences on the screen with colors that clearly reveal the emotions of the moments, recording blurred memories on canvas as if having a dialogue. 

Tae Kim (1986) is an artist who uses techniques of oriental painting and Joseon art techniques to visualize fictional characters found in settings o computer games and Korean myths.

Hwang Kyumin(b. 1992) devles into the relationship of ancient artworks related to "desire for the unreachable," "imagined physical sensation," and totemism to capture similarities and visualize them in three-dimensional work as well as exploring tactileization of visuality.