Samwon Gallery will hold artist Jeong Yeong-hwan solo exhibition "TIMELESS BLUE" for approximately one month until December 13 -- expressing the refreshing forest scenery through the artist signature classic blue color through thoroughly calculated space and formative expression in the "BLUESCAPE" series. This exhibition, wrapping up the year 2024 for artist Jeong Yeong-hwan at the end of the season, aims to convey rest and comfort to modern people weary from their busy daily lives through a "blue forest" -- a pseudo-ideal realm as timelessly and placeless blue as possible. The BLUESCAPE artistic concept: Jeong Yeong-hwan creates large-scale installations where deep blue tones in various textures (matte, glossy, translucent) create immersive forest-like spaces; the color blue carries symbolic weight across cultures (calm, contemplation, depth, infinite space) while the forest setting connects to the restorative power of natural environments; the "timeless" title refers to spaces outside normal temporal experience -- no seasonal markers, no specific time of day, just a persistent cool blue quiet; for viewers experiencing end-of-year exhaustion, the promise of a mental space that exists outside the pressures of productivity and time is particularly resonant. Samwon Gallery is located in Seocho-gu, Seoul, operating as a venue for established Korean contemporary artists.