“Are these paintings really the finalists?”

In Part 2 of the video on the 42nd Korea Watercolor Contest, we introduce 40 works that could not be included in Part 1.

My eyes were busy throughout my walk through the exhibition hall, as each piece handled color, texture, and light differently.

The latter part of this video also features eight finalists that particularly lingered in my mind.

These include Park Ji-eun’s *My Time, Record*, which stood out for its delicate depiction of cockscomb flowers and lace; Lee Min-ji’s *Night View of Gungnamji*, which impressed with its intense night colors; and Kim Sook-hee’s *A Day Full of Sunshine*, which left a lasting impression with its warm floral light and unique dot expression.

These are strictly my personal impressions after touring the exhibition.

Which artworks did you linger in front of the longest? Please let me know in the comments. 😊

🎨 Exhibition Information

The 42nd Korea Watercolor Competition

Period: September 22 (Tue), 2026 – September 29 (Tue), 2026

Venue: Seongnam Arts Center Gallery 808

Viewing Hours: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Closed: September 28 (Mon)

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🎵 Video Music

Aakash Gandhi – Invisible Beauty
Asher Fulero – Pastoral
Chris Haugen – Fresh Fallen Snow

Music provided by: YouTube Audio Library

The copyright for the artworks featured in this video belongs to each respective artist.

Filmed & Produced by: Art Museum on the Road (Gilmi TV)

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