JILL KYONG

artist: relief art • sculpture • furniture

acrylic on panel, birch, rice paper, acrylic, LED lights, maple frame, osmo top oil

41 x 41 x 2.5 in

Sight [Un] Seen was created during a time of personal and collective uncertainty. While not based on a specific image, the glowing circle and the horizontal seam in the rice paper suggest a moon on the horizon, symbols often associated with hope.

This interactive piece invites viewers to slide a wooden panel across the circle of light, attempting to conceal it. But the light never fully disappears. It serves as a reminder that even in difficult times, goodness persists—we may just have to look for it.

This piece holds space for quiet reflection. It is an offering of strength, and a symbol of resilience, inner calm, and the quiet persistence of hope.