Choi Haeryung is one of those artists who, since she was a child, loved to scribble notebooks, filling all textbooks with her drawings.
It was a way to make those books less flat and schematic, she wanted to insert so many images that it made it fun.
At first, she spent all her school hours drawing her characters and once they were finished, she would give everything to her best friend.
The more time passed, the more her illustration practice began to evolve.

Her works are often described by insiders as a daydream, the artist draws inspiration from the internet, an infinite container from which to take ideas that then go to mingle with her imagination, creating as always something unique.

An unmistakable and undoubtedly natural style, pervaded by melancholy and even ironic images, Choi Haeryung uses only vibrant colors and immediately familiar and everyday scenes.
The act of drawing, pen on paper, relaxes her extremely, relieves her stress, She considers her work therapeutic but not only for her, even for those who watch her.
Behind her illustrations she doesn’t hide a determined message, on the contrary, she likes her viewers to have different points of view. For this reason, she never gives any explanation, at least at the beginning, about what the message of the work is.

In one of her latest works in order of time, specifically the series “Missing”, there are all the images that she considers very significant and important.
A series divided into three parts that tells ordinary stories, set in an idyllic setting of green and blue swamps. Each image is simple and quiet, and it is a surprise to hear that there is a deeper meaning behind it all.
A style capable of attracting at first glance, this is Choi Haeryung, a predestined artist.