

Gallery 25
BIEAF2025 - The Lost Center
World Artist Invitation Exhibition
BIEAF Steering Committee announces BIEAF2025 participants. 641 artists were selected from 80 countries. The online exhibition will run from September 10, 2025 to February 28, 2026. During this period, offline exhibitions will be held at various galleries in Busan.
Gallery 01 Artists and Works Slide * You can mark hearts on your favorite artists and works.

BIEAF2025 Invited Artist
Vlasta Mijac
Croatia
She graduated from the School of Fine Arts in the tradition of stone sculpture from Split in Croatia,where she was born.She has developed works of art into space for digital art paint.For the last decade she has exhibited her works of art as a member of International Art societies and groups.


After the Rain
Painting, Photography
Digital art painting,approx 60x60 cm;2024.2025.
The walking through the life,we are certainly not often in the position to seeing the magical moments of the our environments and the natural world. They are tiny and the special ones,sometimes visible and sometimes invisible.
When we have could to see all those wonders around ourselves,maybe those things have could be change our perspective and perception of our way of living.


BIEAF2025 Invited Artist
VU BACH LIEN
Việt Nam
-Artist Vu Bach Lien (born 1976, Hanoi), graduated from the University of Industrial Fine Arts, is a member of the Vietnam Fine Arts Association. - Author of 2 solo exhibitions (2008, 2018). - Works are present in the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum and many collections in Korea, the US, Norway, Thailand...
I came to the theme of “The Lost Center” with a painful feeling – about a world that is gradually losing its core: the human in its own humanity. My work is an open question about existence, originating from the anxiety in an era where technology and convenience have exceeded the threshold of service to become shackles for emotions. Even Love – the most private and sacred thing of mankind – is gradually digitized, turning into something that can be measured instead of felt.
I chose handmade paper, watercolors and monoprints – raw materials bearing the traces of hands – as a way to hold on to “humanity” amidst the industrial flow.
In the painting are two individuals: one headless – symbolizing the empty
body; the other with a robot motif – the embodiment of artificial intelligence. They are entwined between circles containing a tangled monochrome network – symbolizing the virtual space, where connections are dense but lack real emotions.
I'm not looking for answers, just sharing empathy – with myself, with you, and with those who are struggling to hold on to their lost center.

Do We Still Have Origins?
collage Hanji paper & Dó paper, collagraph printmaking, watercolor. 57x77cm, 2025
The work reflects a deep unease in the digital age, where humans increasingly depend on technology and lose themselves. A headless body and a robotpatterned figure entwine within tangled networks — symbols of distorted love and fading humanity. Through raw, handmade materials, I ask: how much longer can we hold on to our original human essence?


BIEAF2025 Invited Artist
Vu thi Bach Hoa
Việt Nam
Sculptor Vu Thi Bach Hoa was born in 1958, graduated from the sculpture department of the Hanoi University of Industrial Fine Arts, class of 1976-1981. Member of the Hanoi Fine Arts Association, member of the Vietnam Fine Arts Association I work with materials such as wood, stone, metal, ceramics... My artistic perspective is to return to, preserve, inherit and develop the cultural values of my nation. From stories such as Tien Dung and Chu Dong Tu, Quan Am Thi Kinh, Vu Dai Village in the past... I find inspiration in images closely associated with the Vietnamese people's consciousness, especially the images of women and children who appear frequently in my sculptures. No matter what material I use, I always aim for softness, femininity and flexibility to touch the depth of emotions, expressing the inner beauty of the characters in my works.

LOVE
Sculpture, 120x98cm Metal carving 2014
Tác phẩm "Miền ký ức" là tình yêu sâu lắng của tôi cảm nhận về sự duyên dáng tinh tế và nghĩa tình trong tâm hồn người Việt về một di sản văn hóa phi vật thể đại diện của nhân loại: dân ca quan họ Bắc Ninh ( đã được Unessco công nhận ) Với hình ảnh 3 liền chị quan họ trong trang phục áo tứ thân nón quai thao nghiêng nghiêng như đang bay trên nền mây bồng bềnh và cổng làng cổ kính. Khung cảnh nên thơ như cánh cửa mở ký ức về miền quê Kinh Bắc với những làn điệu quan họ trữ tình . Những đám mây không đơn giản là yếu tố tạo hình mà mang ý nghĩa dẫn dắt đưa người xem về nơi vẻ đẹp của chiều sâu tâm hồn văn hóa Việt . Tôi mong muốn tác phẩm sẽ lan tỏa vẻ đẹp độc đáo sâu lắng của của miền văn hóa quan họ trong đời sống văn hó đương đại đến với bạn bè quốc tế


BIEAF2025 Invited Artist
Vu Thu Phong
Vietnam
Artist Vũ Thu Phong is a visual storyteller whose work exudes both lyrical beauty and deep introspection. In her artistic journey, she doesn't merely depict nature; rather, she invites viewers into a space of emotion—where external landscapes echo the inner world of the soul.



The storm
oil on canvas/180x180cm/2023
The painting titled "The Storm" (“Cơn dông”) is a striking example of her sensitive approach. With a soft yet weighty color palette, the artwork captures the moment just before a storm sweeps across a quiet lake. The clouds twist like silk ribbons in shades of grey and blue, hinting at turbulence, while the water remains calm and reflective. A solitary boat rests at the shore, still and waiting—like a silent witness to nature’s quiet upheaval. Vũ Thu Phong’s paintings are never loud or dramatic, yet they resonate with subtle emotional depth. They speak of solitude, of our silent connection to the world around us, and of fleeting moments of stillness that each of us has known.


BIEAF2025 Invited Artist
VU THUY MAI
VIET NAM
991 The state university of New York The college at New Paltz : basic stone lithography. 1993 BFA Hong Ik University, majored in printing making. 1996 M.Ed Ewha Women’s University Graduate School of Education 2024 Busan Women Artists 50th Commemorate exhibition. 24-23 Solo exhibition print. 2022 korea Contemoprary Fine Art Exhibition/ A Promised land. 2022 4th Ulsan Asian Prints Exhibition. 2021 BAMA(Busan Annual Market of Art) Gallery UD


peaceful morning
watercolor on silk\70 x 50 cm\ 2025
I draw what is most familiar and closest to me !!!
Works “Peaceful Morning”, “Pink Room”, “And Sweet Memories” Part of the “Peaceful Memories” series of paintings inspired by the author’s own feelings about the familiar things around him in his daily life.
Early mornings, quiet moments of looking at the surrounding living space, nature, grass, trees, flowers, listening to the sound of roosters crowing, the sound of cuckoos, the sound of white-rumped shama calling each other, the chirping of sparrows nesting right in front of the house… things that seem very simple but we often forget due to the busy, urgent life or are overwhelmed by the sound of vehicles, the noise of construction sites, houses under construction. Things that today we think we only see in the memories of our childhood, in our hometown. Nature still exists around us, always very close, if we listen calmly, live a little slower, we can feel it.


BIEAF2025 Invited Artist
VU TUYET MAI
Viet Nam
I am an artist VU TUYET MAI. I had a love of drawing from young age. I choose to study and was graduated at Hanoi industrial fine arts university. After that, I worked and teached at the university of Hanoi industrial fine arts and often create paintings. Besides, I participated and was a member of the Vietnam fine arts association, Hanoi fine arts association. My works were displayed at the annual exhibition of Hanoi industrial fine arts university, Vietnam fine arts association, Hanoi fine arts association and national fine arts exhibitions. I participated in international exhibitions in Japan, UK and Hanoi art connecting-Asia art Link.



Spring in the highlands
Lacquer/ 50x71 cm/ 2025
On the winding trail around the mountainside, the footsteps of the spring are imprinted in the sound of birds singing. The mountain scenery is new, green and smooth in the sunshine. The flowers along the road also bloom, adorn the picture of nature. High mountain, wide sky, the village appears as a peaceful dots. Here, Spring is not only a scene but also a breath of life.


BIEAF2025 Invited Artist
Vuong Linh
Vietnam
Vuong Linh is an experienced artist based in Vietnam whose paintings have been exhibited nationally and in France. Inspired by impressionism that relates to nature and cubism that explores the theme of humans, her diverse compositions are created with the intention of conveying positivity. In addition, Linh advocates for the preservation of the environment and the earth's beauty through her works. She exclusively employs oils on canvas.




Harvest day
Oil on canvas/80x80cm/2023
“Harvest Day” In today’s chaotic world, the “center” feels increasingly lost—not just socially or environmentally, but within ourselves. This painting reflects a return to something essential: the golden rice fields of Vietnam, where time slows down and the soul remembers. The small white house—silent, solitary—anchors the composition as a quiet symbol of home, belonging, and the human need for grounding. Through warm, earthy textures and abstract simplicity, I invite viewers to reflect: what is the center we’ve lost, and where might we find it again?
As an artist, I see “The Lost Center” as a call to return to what truly matters—within ourselves, within nature, and within our shared humanity.
In times of crisis, art becomes a compass. It doesn’t solve the chaos, but it reminds us of presence, of beauty, and of resilience.
My work reflects this belief: that even in silence or solitude, we can find a sense of grounding. Through texture, color, and memory, I search for that lost center—and invite others to do the same.


BIEAF2025 Invited Artist
Wangyan
China
Wang Yan,born in 1982,is a teacher at the College of Arts,Harbin Normal University,and an appointed painter at the Youth Academy of Beijing Li Keran Academy of Painting,China.She specializes in exploring painting forms that adapt to the development of contemporary art and aesthetics from the perspective of a female painter.

Sweetie
Chinese painting materials 30x40cm 2024
I express objects from a fresh perspective, exploring painting forms that adapt to contemporary aesthetics. I sincerely convey the soul's perception of natural objects, pursuing natural expressions beyond traditional techniques. With "Sweetheart" as the theme, I present nature through the lens of subjective consciousness.


BIEAF2025 Invited Artist
Waqas khan
Pakistan
My name Waqas khan . From Sindh Hyderabad. I completed my bachelor in fine art . Miniature painting. Also participated in multi group show. I do photo graphy as a hobby .
The work. Of the photography is that to told the human being that wasting the money and also decreased the health of the gift given from the GOD.

Untiled
Photo graphy/ /2025


BIEAF2025 Invited Artist
Kin Whajoo
Korea

서간문(書簡文)
hanji & watercolor 100x73 cm

서간문(書 簡文)
hanji & watercolor 83x43cm

독 ㅡ그리고 書簡文
hanji & watercolor 61x91cm

BIEAF2025 Invited Artist
Yaima Rodríguez
España
Artista plástica franco-cubana. Se destaca por resaltar en colores su mundo onírico con matices del alma. Sentimientos que se perciben a través de sus obras. Va contando historias en cada pincelada. Aunque ha estado alejada del mundo artístico sin exponer por mucho tiempo. Ahora regresa con mucha energía y con colores más vivos que nunca.



Letras al tiempo
Acrílica sobre lienzo
Letras al tiempo” es una pintura acrílica sobre lienzo que transmite una calma profunda, con una carga emocional que invita a la introspección. Es un intento sincero de capturar en la tela la evasión del alma: ese impulso de buscar refugio en la lectura y el mar, símbolos de libertad y serenidad. La composición es equilibrada y fluida. Los colores vivos y cálidos evocan un cielo tranquilo, como el de un atardecer que suaviza el caos interior. El personaje central parece suspendido entre la tormenta emocional y la paz buscada, reforzando la dualidad que atraviesa toda la obra. La técnica acrílica aporta textura y fuerza expresiva, dando vida a cada trazo y sumando profundidad al mensaje. La pintura tiene un trasfondo íntimo. Nace de una necesidad personal: la de escapar del ruido del mundo para reencontrarse en lo esencial. En ese gesto, se vuelve universal. Invita a desconectar, a parar, a leer, a respirar. “Letras al tiempo” no es solo una imagen, es un recordatorio: la tranquilidad sigue existiendo, aunque tengamos que buscarla a contracorriente.


Mors et Reincarnatio
Canvas, Mixed tsch, 89,5x113,6 cm
The painting depicts the process of reincarnation, unstoppable process of life and death, galaxy, energy, people, life and death – death and life again then transforming. This is all food for thought.


BIEAF2025 Invited Artist
YANGJIAWEI
China
杨嘉伟,哈尔滨师范大学传媒学院动画创作专业硕士,深耕艺术教育领域八年,专注商业插画设计研究。深谙多元绘画技法创新,以黑龙江浓郁的地域传统文化为创作根基,作品常蕴含冰雪文化、民俗风情等独特元素。近年,积极探索传统绘画与AI人工智能的融合路径,致力于通过技术赋能拓宽艺术表达边界。多次指导学生斩获各类绘画赛事奖项,注重理论与实践结合,深耕绘画行业市场应用研究,在科研领域持续探索插画的产业化路径,力求让艺术创作在时代语境下焕发新的生命力。

雾
桦树皮中国画 44x59cm 2024
《雾》以黑龙江省广袤的林海雪原为创作原型,将山林、树木与流动的雾气作为核心表现元素,巧妙融合中国传统绘画的笔墨意趣与当代视觉语言。画面以初雪景象铺陈开来,细碎的白雪如薄纱般覆盖在起伏的山峦与疏密交错的林间,既保留了北方雪景的凛冽清寂,又通过水墨晕染的技法赋予雪粒柔和的层次感。 雾气是整幅作品的灵魂所在,它并非静止的留白,而是以淡墨与水色的渐变,在山林间构建出流动的韵律。远处雾气与灰蓝相融,让连绵的山脊隐现于朦胧之中,墨色的浓淡变化勾勒出树木的参差形态,近处则被薄雪覆盖,笔触的细腻与留白的巧妙形成鲜明对比。色彩变化强化了画面的空间纵深感,更让初雪覆盖的林海雪原呈现出层次丰富的视觉韵律,仿佛能让人感受到雾气从远山蔓延至近林的流动感。 作品准捕捉了白山黑水的自然灵韵,以树皮为材料,融合传统非遗,又暗合了黑龙江林海雪原所承载的红色文化意涵,雾霭中屹立的山林,如同黑土地上坚韧不拔的精神象征,覆盖大地的白雪,恰似涤荡心灵的纯净力量


BIEAF2025 Invited Artist
Yea Ja Seo
Korea
세종대 회화과를 졸업하고 무슨 이야기를 표현하며 살것인가를 고민한 한 사람으로써 거대한 시간 속에서 질서를 유지하며 각각의 속성에 맞게 존재 해가는 자연 속에 서 기대어 살아가는 사람들 그리고 생명체들의 아름다움이 제 그림의 화두 가운데 하나입니다

이방인
종이 색연필/20x22/2025
발전과 발달 그리고 삶의 속도전 이런 크로노스를 내려놓게 하는 환경이 있다. 그들 의 독특한 문화 '천장' 오히려 경이롭기까지 하다. 발전과 발달 그리고 삶의 속도전 이런 크로노스를 내려놓게 하는 자연의 순응하는 삶을 사는 사람들, 진정한 삶의 시 간 카이로스를 옅보게 된다


BIEAF2025 Invited Artist
Yeasin Bhuiyan
Bangladesh
I am Yeasin Bhuiyan, from Noakhali, Bangladesh. Now i am living in Dhaka Bangladesh. I completed my MFA (Drawing & Painting) from Shanto-Marium University of Creative Technology. Currently, I serves as Senior Art Director at Mercari Asia, leading visual strategy and design for large-scale campaigns and productions.


Shape of Life-1
Materials: Mix Media on Canvas, Size: 36" x 36", Year: 2024
Shape of Life-1: The long, different shapes in this painting represent different tools of the Stone Age. At that time, people had to hunt for food. To protect themselves from hunting and predators, people used different types of tools, which were made of animal bones or stones, etc. This is reflected in this painting. There are some textures and abstract shapes in the background of the painting that open the door to the viewer's imagination. It is a kind of abstract expression of experience and feeling rather than reality. By looking at this painting, the viewer will encounter a kind of feeling. Through the shapes, they will understand about the different tools and human life of the Stone Age.


BIEAF2025 Invited Artist
Yang Yeoung jik
Korea
처음 광고를 시작했던 초심으로 그림을 그리며 힐링과 영감, 긍정적인 에너지를 전달하고자 모나미 볼펜으로 그림을 그리고 있습니다. 제가 여러 상황에서 느꼈던 경험과 추가로 전하고 싶은 메세지를 펜화 그림을 통해 담아내고 있습니다.
그림 속 곳곳에는 숨겨진 그림과 내용이 숨겨져 있습니다. 그림의 제목과 해설(도슨트) 내용으로 인해 틀에 갇힌 생각보다는, 관객분들의 시각으로 새로운 스토리를 만들어 보면서 나만의 시간과 공간을 사유하며 쉬어 보셨으면 좋겠습니다.

Festival
pen / 500x600(mm) / 2020
처음 광고를 시작했던 초심으로 그림을 그리며 힐링과 영감, 긍정적인 에너지를 전달하고자 모나미 볼펜으로 그림을 그리고 있습니다. 제가 여러 상황에서 느꼈던 경험과 추가로 전하고 싶은 메세지를 펜화 그림을 통해 담아내고 있습니다.
그림 속 곳곳에는 숨겨진 그림과 내용이 숨겨져 있습니다. 그림의 제목과 해설(도슨트) 내용으로 인해 틀에 갇힌 생각보다는, 관객분들의 시각으로 새로운 스토리를 만들어 보면서 나만의 시간과 공간을 사유하며 쉬어 보셨으면 좋겠습니다.


BIEAF2025 Invited Artist
Yohadong
Korea
Yohadong advocates non-action nature. It explores natural changes without artificial intervention and creates using various media such as analog and digital. It sets humans as a small element in the vast nature and expresses itself as an object of observation. It presents unique digital techniques to realize the natural cycle and intangible senses created by light through color. It has held four solo exhibitions including the 2016 Media Art Invitational and has participated in over 100 group exhibitions and invitations.

Lavender Forest
Digital Art/3840×2160/2023
At dawn, when darkness gradually clears, a mysterious purple forest unfolds.
The seasons pass over the scenery flowing in the fog. However, nothing leaves
the forest. This is because the forest holds the secret of healing. Nature is a
place where humans who are alienated by technological advancement can
find comfort. This work is characterized by a pictorial quality that resembles
an oriental painting, but the artist's unique digital drawing technique richly
expresses the mysterious changes in light.
































