Kukje Gallery

Rectangular Garden

<Black Variation>, Space BM, Seoul, Korea

<Drawing: Korean Modern and Contemporary Drawings>, SOMA Seoul Olympic Museum of Art, Seoul, Korea

<Beautiful, Strange, Dirty.>, Kukje Gallery, Seoul, Korea

<Sungsic Moon’s Drawing>, Doosan Gallery, New York, US

<December>, Audio Visual Pavilion, Seoul, Korea

<Support SARUBIA 2020>, Project Space SARUBIA, Seoul, Korea

<Windless Landscape>, Kimi Art Gallery, Seoul, Korea

B.F.A. Korea National University of Arts, Seoul, Korea

<Landscape Portrait>, Kukje Gallery, Seoul, Korea

<Expression of Landscape>, Daegu Art Museum, Daegu, Korea

Myeongnyun-dong, Hwa, Space CAN, Seoul, Korea

M.F.A.  Korea National University of Arts, Seoul, Korea

<Jeonnam International Sumuk Biennale: Brilliant Monochrome>, Mokpo and Jindo area, Korea 

<Art Wall Space>, Gana Art Space, Seoul, Korea

<Uncanny World>, Doosan Gallery, Seoul, Korea

<Twin Peaks>, HITE Collection, Seoul, Korea

<B-Cut Drawing>, Kumho Museum of Art, Seoul, Korea

<Decade Studio>, Doosan Gallery, New York, US

<Home, Where the Heart Is>, ARKO Art Center, Seoul, Korea

<Artists Island>, Nanji Gallery, Seoul, Korea

<Landscape>, HITE Collection, Seoul, Korea

<In - Between>, One & J Gallery, Seoul, Korea

<Draw – Stolen Conversations>, Gallery Royal, Seoul, Korea

<Unfinished Journey>, Cais Gallery, Seoul, Korea

<Serrone>, Biennale Giovani Monza 2011, Monza, Italy

<Flower in the Moment>, OCI Museum of Art, Seoul, Korea

<Face, Portrait, a Sculpted Group>, Maison de LeeUngno, Hongseong, Korea

<A Different Similarity>, Bochum Museum, Bochum, Germany

<Point, Korea-Japan Exchanging Artist and Critics Exhibition>, Kyoto Art Center, Kyoto, Japan

<The Middle Land: When Time Unfolds into Land>, ARKO Art Center, Seoul, Korea 

<In Bloom>, HITE Collection, Seoul, Korea

<Beyond The Scene>, Total Museum, Seoul, Korea

<Turing Test: an AI's Love Confession>, Seoul National University Museum of Art, Seoul, Korea

As the youngest participant to exhibit in the Korean Pavilion at the 2005 Venice Biennale, Sungsic Moon has garnered a great deal of interest in the art world. In 2011, Moon held a solo exhibition of his landscape portraits at Kukje Gallery and received high acclaim from both critics and artists. The artist depicts fundamental places in contemporary landscapes based on his latent memories and experiences of childhood, generating a discussion of his personal history. His works reflect moments on time spent with acquaintances, strangers, as well as moments that are so familiar that they become overlooked. Using his thin, delicate paintbrush, Moon carefully emphasizes the sharp contours within the canvas and creates a series of drawings built on accumulation of pencil marks, which end up resembling paintings.