- Overview
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- Book Intro
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Of all the paintings of the Joseon dynasty, folk paintings, called paintings of the common people, are a representative art form visually expressing through symbols the universal desires from which our ancestors originated. They use many objects from our lives and nature as their subjects, but even outside the real, the imaginary too, legends and folktales, were drawn. This art healing book using folk paintings offers you the time to enjoy talking with family or friends while you freely color in the folk paintings so familiar to us. We hope this process can be one of healing, discovering and expressing the meaning of that little happiness each of us desires.
- About the Author
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OH SEUNG JIN, LEE NAN KYUNG, RYU JUNG ME
Oh Seung Jin
Hongik University College of Art and Industrial Art Graduate School Graduate
Wonkwang University Graduate School of Health, Arts Therapy, Ph.D.
Chonbuk National University, Graduate School of Psychology, Department of Cognitive Psychology Ph.D.
Current Professor of Counseling Psychology at Gwangju Women's University
Lee Nan Kyung
Seoul National University College of Fine Arts, Department of Industrial Design, Visual Design, B.S.
Seoul National University Graduate School of Fine Arts, Department of Design, Visual Design, Master's
Seoul National University Graduate School of Fine Arts, Department of Design, Ph.D. in Visual Design
Current Professor at Department of Secondary Special Education, Gwangju Women's University
Korea Design Society Director
Korean Art Psychotherapy Association Vice President
Korean Art Therapy Society Director
Ryu Jung Mi
Chonnam National University Bachelor of Fine Arts
Wonkwang University Graduate School of Public Health, Department of Art Therapy, Master's
Wonkwang University Graduate School of Public Health, Department of Art Therapy, Ph.D.
Current Professor at Department of Speech Therapy, Gwangju Women's University
Korean Art Therapy Society Director
