In the Name of Love!

The Stroll Gallery by Stella A&C (hereinafter called The Stroll Gallery), a Hong Kong-based venue that has been introducing the works of Korean artists, will host ISoo Jeon’s solo exhibition <In the Name of Love!> from March 22 to April 26. This exhibition will showcase Jeon’s unique perspective on the world around him, articulated through an array of captivating paintings that invite viewers into his artistic vision.

This exhibition is Jeon Yi-soo's first overseas showcase, titled "In the Name of Love!" It serves as an alternative manifesto for the ideal and dreamt future world. He believes that love is the deepest essence of our lives and possesses a powerful force in itself. In this gift-like exhibition, Jeon Yi-soo evokes the history of human coexistence through works that depict and express ways we can understand and respect each other under the name of "love." His pieces transcend simple emotions, enriching all experiences of life and providing strength to maintain hope even in difficulties.

The 20 exhibited works are centered around themes of the definition of love, personal experiences, social values, hope, and healing. Jeon Yi-soo believes that the works developed around the theme of love positively impact not only individual lives but also society and communities, creating hope for a better world.

This exhibition aims to be more than just an artistic experience; it aspires to be a profound space for reflection on love, which is the desire of both Jeon Yi-soo and us. Through Jeon Yi-soo's works, we hope to rediscover the power of love, feel comfort and inspiration within it, and reconsider its precious value.

ISoo Jeon (b.2008)

ISoo Jeon is a painter and author who has published a total of 18 books, where he starts his first fairy-tale book at the age of eight. Through his writings and paintings, he aims to communicate with a wider audience and influence society positively. He also places great importance on his role as an environmental activist. In 2019, the artist opened a gallery called “Walking Wolves” in Jeju Island, focusing on supporting the Jeju Single Mothers Center and friends in Africa. The gallery hosts exhibitions each year with different themes, establishing itself as an important medium for bringing warmth to the world.