
Red Earth Love Song By Isolina Minjeong
May 13th - May 16th, 2026
May 13th - May 16th, 2026
“Red Earth Love Song” by Isolina Minjeong features raw terracotta sculptures inspired by funerary traditions in ancient Korea and Peru. The works speak to protection, inheritance, and continuity grounded in the enduring power of red earth.
Red Earth Love Song
The series draws from funerary sculptures in ancient Korea and Peru, regions connected to the artist’s family history, where hand-built figures served as guardians and markers of passage. Rather than replicate these influences, Isolina reinterprets gods and animals through her affinity for pop culture imagery and character design.
Installed as a collective body rather than a single monument, the wor considers protection, inheritance, and continuity through red earth.
Isolina Minjeong is a New York City-based muralist and ceramic sculptor whose visual style blends manga imagery with ancient mythology. Reflecting her dual heritage of Korean and Peruvian roots, Isolina juxtaposes bold text with vibrant patterns and imagery to weave together an interdisciplinary world of storytelling. Spanning both muralism and ceramic statuary, her art delves deeply into selfhood and the broader world, transforming her rich cultura inspirations into striking homages to a future yet to be tread.



