About the Artist
Nahee Jung
I’m Nahee Jung, an 11th-grade student at Emma Willard School in Troy, NY. As an artist, I use acrylic paint to explore human rights, identity, and collective memory. My work reflects how personal stories intersect with broader societal issues, often focusing on overlooked narratives. In my past works, I’ve explored the impact of cultural heritage and the emotional complexities of societal change. I’ve used vibrant colors and textures to reflect how history and identity are intertwined in our shared experiences. I believe art can provoke important conversations and inspire social change.
My current body of work aligns with the theme Fractured Narratives, capturing the tension between nostalgia for the industrial past and anxiety about speculative futures. Through my art, I aim to reflect the fragile balance between remembering the past and navigating a rapidly changing world. This theme resonates with my belief that art can reveal fractured histories and encourage a deeper understanding of how personal and collective identities evolve through time.
About the Artist
Nahee Jung
I’m Nahee Jung, an 11th-grade student at Emma Willard School in Troy, NY. As an artist, I use acrylic paint to explore human rights, identity, and collective memory. My work reflects how personal stories intersect with broader societal issues, often focusing on overlooked narratives. In my past works, I’ve explored the impact of cultural heritage and the emotional complexities of societal change. I’ve used vibrant colors and textures to reflect how history and identity are intertwined in our shared experiences. I believe art can provoke important conversations and inspire social change.
My current body of work aligns with the theme Fractured Narratives, capturing the tension between nostalgia for the industrial past and anxiety about speculative futures. Through my art, I aim to reflect the fragile balance between remembering the past and navigating a rapidly changing world. This theme resonates with my belief that art can reveal fractured histories and encourage a deeper understanding of how personal and collective identities evolve through time.
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About the Artist
Nahee Jung
I’m Nahee Jung, an 11th-grade student at Emma Willard School in Troy, NY. As an artist, I use acrylic paint to explore human rights, identity, and collective memory. My work reflects how personal stories intersect with broader societal issues, often focusing on overlooked narratives. In my past works, I’ve explored the impact of cultural heritage and the emotional complexities of societal change. I’ve used vibrant colors and textures to reflect how history and identity are intertwined in our shared experiences. I believe art can provoke important conversations and inspire social change.
My current body of work aligns with the theme Fractured Narratives, capturing the tension between nostalgia for the industrial past and anxiety about speculative futures. Through my art, I aim to reflect the fragile balance between remembering the past and navigating a rapidly changing world. This theme resonates with my belief that art can reveal fractured histories and encourage a deeper understanding of how personal and collective identities evolve through time.