Jongjin Park is a Korean artist who has pioneered new expressive territories in contemporary craft by traversing the different material domains of paper forming and porcelain. His unique production process\u2014immersing paper towels in porcelain slip, layering and compressing them, then firing at high temperatures to fix the paper’s structure in porcelain\u2014has earned international acclaim as forms that simultaneously embody ephemerality and permanence.<\/p>\n
In recent years, he has attracted attention at museums and design fairs across Europe, America, and Asia, positioned as a figure who traverses craft, sculpture, and architectural thinking. This article provides an in-depth exploration of Jongjin Park’s creative philosophy, technical structure, interpretation of representative works, and the reasons for his global recognition as a vanguard of contemporary craft.<\/p>\n
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