Seong Ji Young is an artist who visualizes invisible energy and the flow of existence through the repetition and layering of circular forms. The circles accumulated on the canvas transcend simple shapes, expanding into a sensory structure that connects the inner self with the universe.

Her work focuses on the relationship between the visible and the invisible. Repeated circles function as traces of time and existence, forming rhythm and order within the composition. This approach resonates with the Eastern philosophical concept of Yumu Sangsaeng (有無相生), where presence and absence continuously interact to shape a unified world.

The circle serves as a central visual language in her work, symbolizing wholeness, continuity, and infinity. Through this form, Seong Ji Young expresses a structure in which opposing forces—yin and yang, creation and dissolution, the visible and the unseen—coexist, revealing the flow of energy that constitutes existence.

In a contemporary, materially driven environment, the artist turns her attention to the intangible—inner states, perception, and energy. Through her work, viewers are invited to move beyond physical reality and engage with a sensory experience that connects them to the unseen world.

Seong Ji Young continues her practice with the belief that “in order to reveal the invisible, one must render the visible.” Her work approaches essence through form, ultimately seeking to convey a sense of positive and hopeful energy to the viewer.