Ch'ang-yon Ham is an artist. 3 works are cataloged here, principally at Victoria and Albert Museum.

Ham drew village life on scraps of old paper, sketching by oil lamps after farm work. The 1984 print Ppal chi san dul, Partisans shows a tilted rooftop against a starched sky; the angle looks accidental until you notice how it turns a house into a ship. Find it in Persimmon Village (1970s), where peach-colored roofs huddle like crumpled paper boats, and you’ll see why his prints feel like memories that haven’t settled yet.