NOMA is Korean Artists

Born in 1999, an artist living in Yokohama.
The exhibition features beautiful women paintings that follow the tradition of ukiyo-e, a uniquely Japanese form of painting that has influenced the world, and is based primarily on trends and values since 2000.
On the other hand, when it comes to color, many of his works are influenced by impressionist works painted between the mid-1800s and the early 1900s. His production method is to first create a nearly complete digital drawing, and then transfer it to canvas using acrylic paints, acrylic gouache, acrylic markers, mediums, etc.
Since around 2022, he has been actively exhibiting his works at exhibitions, and in 2023 he will be participating in exhibitions in Boston, Shanghai, Taiwan, and other locations.

Using oil paintings, he mainly uses plants and other organic matter as motifs to depict imaginary landscapes that move between reality and fantasy. All of the things depicted on his paintings are things the artist encountered himself in his daily life and travels, and by projecting various emotions and sensations onto them, he creates a single inner world.