Soo Hong is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice explores the concept of "liquid modernity"—the constant flux of identity, culture, and environment in a globalized society. Drawing from a nomadic history spanning Seoul, London, Shanghai, and the Pacific Northwest, Hong utilizes fluid abstraction to map the invisible boundaries between memory and belonging. Her work is characterized by a layering of transparency and texture, often incorporating traditional techniques to bridge heritage with contemporary architectural space.
With an MA from Central Saint Martins and a background in design, Hong’s vision extends beyond the canvas into public installations. Her large-scale commissions for Meta, Google, and Cannonball Arts demonstrate her ability to transform environments into immersive sites of emotional resonance. Hong’s work serves as a meditation on the fluidity of modern life, capturing the tension between the intimacy of the human touch and the expansive global landscape.
