Yi Jeong

Yi Jeong (1541-1626) was a Korean painter known for his mastery of ink and brushwork, particularly in depicting bamboo. His paintings, often executed on silk or paper, capture the delicate beauty and resilience of bamboo through calligraphic lines and washes, creating a sense of movement and vibrancy. Jeong’s works, often characterized by their simplicity and evocative power, are highly valued for their aesthetic qualities and symbolic meaning, with bamboo representing resilience and unwavering integrity.