Korean calligraphy

Korean calligraphy, known as "Seoye," is the art of writing Korean characters, primarily Hangul and Hanja, with a brush. It emphasizes the beauty of each stroke, balance, and rhythm, reflecting the artist's emotions and personality. Calligraphers often focus on the harmony between the brush, ink, paper, and the surrounding space. This art form is not only a means of communication but also a way to express individual style and philosophy. Rooted in centuries of tradition, Korean calligraphy continues to evolve, blending classic techniques with contemporary influences, preserving its cultural significance and aesthetic value.