Night Dreaming Again
by Sangheon Lee (이상헌)
"A tactile landscape of memories, capturing the lingering wind and shimmering stars."
About the Artwork
Night Dreaming Again by Sangheon Lee
"A night where forgotten dreams return like starlight." In this mesmerizing 2025 masterpiece, Sangheon Lee invites us into a deep, quiet night. Using his signature syringe technique, he creates a rhythmic texture on the dark, ink-washed Jangji (Korean paper) background. The raised dots and lines shimmer against the deep indigo darkness, resembling stars or fireflies dancing in the silence. The title, Night Dreaming Again, suggests a moment of revisiting lost hopes or beautiful memories, offering a sense of comfort and magical possibility to the viewer.
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Artist: Sangheon Lee (이상헌)
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Title: Night Dreaming Again (2025)
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Original Medium: Mineral Pigment and Ink on Korean paper (Jangji), Acrylic
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Original size: 46.1 x 35.8 inch (117 x 91 cm)
Why We Love This Collection
🌙 Magic of the Night
The deep darkness in Lee’s work is not empty; it is full of stories. The twinkling texture creates a mysterious and dreamy atmosphere, making it a perfect piece for a bedroom or private lounge. It guides you into a peaceful sleep or deep meditation, away from the noise of the day.
✨ Luminous Texture
The relief-like texture created by the syringe technique interacts with light in a fascinating way. Even in a dimly lit room, the raised details catch the faintest light, making the artwork appear to glow softly from within, like a night sky watching over you.
😌 Emotional Restoration
"Dreaming again" implies recovery and new beginnings. This artwork carries a gentle message of resilience—that even after a long dark night, we can dream again. It serves as a warm embrace for anyone needing emotional rest and encouragement.
🏆 Proven Value
Sangheon Lee is an established artist whose works are collected by prestigious institutions such as the MMCA Art Bank (National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art), Seoul City Hall, and Lotte Hotel Seoul. His unique approach to modernizing traditional Korean painting is highly regarded .
Print Details
- Edition Type: Open edition
- Print Quality: Printed with archival pigment inks for vivid color and fade resistance.
- Paper Options:
- 189gsm Smooth Matte Paper (Standard): A clean, soft white paper with a smooth, non-reflective finish.
- 110gsm Korean Art Paper (Special): Lightly textured and warm-toned, inspired by traditional handmade Hanji.
Production: Printed in Korea by Ohwon Studio.
Size Options
All size options refer to the paper size. Each print includes a white border for easy framing.
- Small: 14 x 11 in (35.6 x 27.9 cm)
- Medium: 20 x 16 in (50.8 x 40.6 cm)
- Large: 28 x 20 in (71.1 x 50.8 cm)
Note: The original artwork has a 1.28:1 aspect ratio, which is an extremely close match for the Medium (16 x 20 in) size. We highly recommend the Medium size for a balanced and full-image presentation.
Packaging & Shipping
Ships flat with backing board and protective sleeve or in tube
Unframed, Ready to frame
Global shipping available
💡 Printed on demand. Please allow 3–5 business days for processing.
Supporting Artists
Every purchase supports Korean artists directly through fair royalty agreements and collaborative production.
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