SUHA SIN — LA SOLITUDE
JANUARY 12 — FEBRUARY 12, 2006

Suha Sin came from a traditional Korean culture that was emotionally inexpressive. Yet, even in this environment, her paintings were a way of channeling emotions of the past and present, whether painful or precious, and thus became her primary mode of externalizing and communicating intense emotions.

The progression of her work since leaving Korea has revealed a shift from contemporary Asian to Western modernist influences. Her work today continues to integrate these two cultural sensibilities, while at the same time demonstrates her quest for the sublime.

Ms. Sin received her BFA from Dongguck University, Seoul, Korea, and a MFA from California State University Long Beach.

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