Born in 1992 in Seoul, South Korea, Arang Choi lives and works in Vienna, Austria. A recent graduate of Vienna’s Academy of Fine Arts under famed professors such as Daniel Richter, Choi’s body of work interrogates our understanding of existence. Her signature anthropomorphic and mythical creature, called Emulb (meaning "Flower" in reverse German) appears in a variety of forms throughout Choi’s work. This hybrid alter ego invokes a metaphysical notion of animism that positions humans, animals and nature on equal planes. Otherworldly and fantastical, Choi’s compositions bring together the definable and undefinable in a narrative of mystical fiction inspired by her infinite dream stage. Choi's works are featured in collections internationally, and were recently acquired by the permanent collection of a leading art institution in Vienna, Austria.

Arang Choi

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Location

With a certificate of authenticity signed by the Artist.

Authentication

Acid Rain

Untitled design &#8211; 17

Untitled design &#8211; 18

Untitled design &#8211; 21

Untitled design &#8211; 20

Painting

Horst

Untitled design &#8211; 13

Untitled design &#8211; 12

Untitled design &#8211; 14

Untitled design &#8211; 15

Pencil on paper 
2020
From her Émulb series, Arang Choi paints a fluid, physical world where emotions play a central role and style and appearance remain secondary. The figures Choi depicts appear exposed, vulnerable and skeptical of their own existence, and can trigger an ambivalent relationship between empathy and strangeness.

Authentication 

Tranquility base (Modern Ruin with Red, Blue and Yellow) &#8211; 116

Tranquility base (Modern Ruin with Red, Blue and Yellow) &#8211; 117

Tranquility base (Modern Ruin with Red, Blue and Yellow) &#8211; 145

Drawing

Émulb in Granfiniland

Pencil on paper 
2021
From her Émulb series, Arang Choi paints a fluid, physical world where emotions play a central role and style and appearance remain secondary. The figures Choi depicts appear exposed, vulnerable and skeptical of their own existence, and can trigger an ambivalent relationship between empathy and strangeness.

Émulb am Baum_Full

Tranquility base (Modern Ruin with Red, Blue and Yellow) &#8211; 135

Tranquility base (Modern Ruin with Red, Blue and Yellow) &#8211; 151

Émulb am Baum_Close2

Émulb am Baum

Tranquility base (Modern Ruin with Red, Blue and Yellow) &#8211; 120

Tranquility base (Modern Ruin with Red, Blue and Yellow) &#8211; 122

Tranquility base (Modern Ruin with Red, Blue and Yellow) &#8211; 121

Tranquility base (Modern Ruin with Red, Blue and Yellow) &#8211; 150

Émulb am Feuerwerk

Oil on canvas 
2023
From her Émulb series, Arang Choi paints a fluid, physical world where emotions play a central role and style and appearance remain secondary. The figures Choi depicts appear exposed, vulnerable and skeptical of their own existence, and can trigger an ambivalent relationship between empathy and strangeness.

Tranquility base (Modern Ruin with Red, Blue and Yellow) &#8211; 86

Tranquility base (Modern Ruin with Red, Blue and Yellow) &#8211; 88

Tranquility base (Modern Ruin with Red, Blue and Yellow) &#8211; 87

Tranquility base (Modern Ruin with Red, Blue and Yellow) &#8211; 141

Ganoderma lucidum

Tranquility base (Modern Ruin with Red, Blue and Yellow) &#8211; 82

Tranquility base (Modern Ruin with Red, Blue and Yellow) &#8211; 84

Tranquility base (Modern Ruin with Red, Blue and Yellow) &#8211; 83

Tranquility base (Modern Ruin with Red, Blue and Yellow) &#8211; 139

Granfiniland

Tranquility base (Modern Ruin with Red, Blue and Yellow) &#8211; 92

Tranquility base (Modern Ruin with Red, Blue and Yellow) &#8211; 94

Tranquility base (Modern Ruin with Red, Blue and Yellow) &#8211; 93

Tranquility base (Modern Ruin with Red, Blue and Yellow) &#8211; 140

Parallel

Convelio

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