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Artist Lee So-young: An Artistic Journey and Philosophy of the Camellia Forest Depicting Life and Healing
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- After surgery and recovery in 2022, artist Lee So-young found hope in the camellia flowers of Jejudo and is now painting camellia forests.
- The artist graduated from the Department of Western Art at Seoul Digital University in February 2026 and has been enrolled at the Hongik University Graduate School of Fine Arts since March.
- In April 2026, she is taking part in the Louvre Art Shopping group exhibition in France, expanding her sphere of activity.
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