STELLA OH

Stella Oh is a South Korean visual artist based between New York and Seoul.

 

Her work begins with close attention to everyday surroundings, focusing on forms that are often passed by, overlooked, or taken for granted. Working across printmaking and drawing, she translates these observations into material processes, allowing images to shift through repetition, pressure, and time. Altered surfaces, fragmented forms, and subtle irregularities serve as points of departure in her practice. These observations are revisited and reworked through different methods and scales, reflecting an ongoing interest in how ordinary moments are slowly registered and how change accumulates without spectacle.

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Alongside her studio practice, Oh works as an art educator, curator, and researcher. She holds an MA in Arts and Art Education from Teachers College, Columbia University, and a BA in Art History and Studio Art from the State University of New York at Buffalo. Her work has been exhibited in the United States and South Korea.