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Guk Hyeonsuk Holds Exhibition 'Fingerprints of the Soul' Capturing Life's Pilgrimage on Canvas
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- Painter Guk Hyeonsuk is presenting her 'Fingerprints of the Soul' body of work, with the Basilhoejeon series spanning 1996 to 2026 and the Sahyangjeon exhibition in 2026.
- Guk took part in the Seoul Art Fair (SETEC) and the 3rd Jeju International Art Fair in 2024, and won an award at the Daehanminguk Yeoseong Misul Daejeon in 2025.
- The artist transfers the inspiration she gained on her pilgrimage onto canvas through countless brushstrokes, and plans to continue her creative work in the future.
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