This artwork has been donated to the Haegeumgang Theme Museum and will be featured in the exhibition of the 10th Geoje International Art Festival, “Language of Coexistence, Art,” in South Korea. The festival will take place over two months, from November 1 to December 25, 2024, at the Yukyung Art Museum 1–5, inside the Haegeumgang Theme Museum.

My painting presents fire as the central theme, explored through two deeply meaningful perspectives: 1. It reflects the urgent need to seek peace and end the cycle of violence. The children in the painting symbolize innocence and hope, representing the universal desire for a world free of conflict. The work invites reflection on the importance of solidarity and dialogue as tools for resolving disputes and promoting peaceful coexistence. A call for peace. 2. SOS is also a powerful outcry against the wildfires caused by climate change—a call to raise awareness about the urgent need to protect our planet. Humanity’s destructive impact continues to threaten Earth, with little regard for future generations.