I draw when I feel overloaded with work.ĬL: What do you like and dislike about your work? IJ: No, I don’t think that art will be my career. Her drawings are so detailed, smooth, and fantastical.ĬL: Do you consider art as your future career? I first saw Amandine Urruty’s artwork online when I was looking for an inspirational artist, and I loved the weird vibe that her work gives. I love how spontaneous and creative Sam Cox’s artwork is. I admire the artists Sam Cox and Amandine Urruty. IJ: I often get my inspiration from Instagram, mainly Korean artists like ksy.ck and hyunpeach_. Art allows people to express aspects of themselves, like their personalities, stories, and opinions.ĬL: Where do you get your inspiration from? Who in the art world do you look up to? IJ: Art is a way for everyone around the world to communicate, as there is no language barrier.
But the more I drew and made art, the more I became interested in it.ĬL: Do you think art plays a role in our society and in the world? In the beginning, I wasn’t interested in art.
I was in a mandatory art class at my old school in Korea.
Irene Jung: I started creating art in third grade. The Oracle’ s Crystal Le ’23 interviewed her to learn more about her experience.Ĭrystal Le: When and why did you start creating art? From a young age, Irene was introduced to the world of art, in which she had opportunities to develop her skills and find her style. She has a passion and talent for art and has produced many amazing pieces. Irene Jung ’21 is a junior from Bundang, South Korea.
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