A Safe Zone
2014
ink
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
2014
ink
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
Dominant colour
A Safe Zone is a 2014 ink by Hwa Seong Yang, held at Victoria and Albert Museum.
Hwa Seong Yang’s *A Safe Zone* is a 2014 screenprint now in the Victoria and Albert Museum. It came from Jealous Print Studio’s graduate prize, which lets new artists make limited prints. The prize sends winners to studio residencies where they create a single edition. Each year’s group show donates all prints to the V&A’s collection. Look up the Victoria and Albert Museum.
Hwa Seong Yang, known as Yanghwa, created *A Safe Zone* in 2014 as part of the Jealous Print Studio Graduate Prize, awarded to MA Fine Art graduates from eight London art schools. The print reflects the artist’s exploration of children’s play and the concept of safe, imaginary spaces, described by her as a depiction of a nonexistent secret place. As part of the prize, Yanghwa produced a limited-edition print during a residency at Jealous Print Studio, later included in a group exhibition and donated to the V&A print collection. She completed her MA at Central Saint Martins in 2013 after…
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Hwa Seong Yang’s screenprints capture everyday spaces with quiet precision. *A Safe Zone* (2014) shows a simple room—folded blankets, a lamp, a window—rendered in soft lines and flat color. The style feels deliberate…
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