ABOUT SEESAW COLLECT

SEESAW COLLECT is a new online art platform launched by GROUNDSEESAW, a cultural brand known for ‘Make Inspiration Real’.
With over one million annual visitors, GROUNDSEESAW carefully curates emerging artists and compelling artworks worthy of today’s spotlight.
Rooted in offline exhibitions, SEESAW COLLECT offers a seamless journey that bridges art appreciation and ownership.

SEESAW COLLECT also offers a curated selection of limited-edition prints and goods inspired by its exhibitions.
These pieces reflect the stories and themes behind each collection, bringing refined artistic sensibility into everyday life.
Art can be easily selected and collected by anyone, even those who are not professional collectors.

 

ABOUT ARTIST

| MAX SIEDENTOPF

| YOSIGO

Working under the artist name Yosigo, José Javier Serrano (b. 1981, Donostia),
a young photographer based in San Sebastian, Barcelona, reinterprets ordinary sceneries and locations through his distinct visual language to invent completely new images.
In particular, he varies his handling of light with each subject, which has allowed him to further sophisticate his photographic language.

 

His sensational palette and composition gradually gained attention,
and his works were first introduced to the Korean audience in Photographs by YOSIGO: Holiday Memories, a 2021 exhibition at Ground Seesaw Seochon.
Coinciding with the COVID pandemic and a time of restricted tourism,
the exhibition drew over 400,000 visitors — many seeking to satisfy their longing for travel — and significantly raised Yosigo’s profile in Korea.  

 

Yosigo took his artist name from a poem his father had written for him back when he had first expressed his interest in photography.
The poem described the importance of practicing “yo sigo [Spanish: I shall follow],” emphasizing that one must never settle and must always be on the move.
At the time, Yosigo was completely at a loss for what he wanted to do and felt that he had no talent in either design or photography, but his father’s poem gave him courage.
Now, Yosigo says that you must always trust your instincts and never lose heart even when things don’t go as planned.
The artist name, Yosigo, tells the story of a father encouraging his son, and the son responding to his father’s support with a strong conviction.

 

| YURI HIMURO

Yuri Himuro is a textile designer from Japan who creates playful fabrics that spark joy and surprise.
Her desire to create joyful designs naturally led her to develop interactive textiles, resulting in her signature series, SNIP SNAP.
SNIP SNAP reveals a hidden layer underneath when the top threads are snipped,
turning each piece into a one-of-a-kind design depending on where and how it’s cut.
Through the SNIP SNAP video, Yuri actively connects with audiences on social media, while also expanding her practice through collaborations with global brands such as Marimekko, Porsche, and Moleskine.

In October 2025, she held her first solo exhibition in Korea at GROUNDSEESAW HANNAM.

 

| A?DEN

A?DEN is a London-based artist who transforms the question mark into sculptural form through 3D printing.
His work visualizes emotion, memory, and inner dialogue, combining digital precision with imagination.
Notable works such as 'TRANQU?L' and 'THINKING OF U' have earned international recognition for their symbolic depth and refined form.

 

| MICHAEL PEDERSON

Michael Pederson is an Australian installation artist who reimagines overlooked urban spaces through subtle and poetic interventions.
Using text-based works and small-scale installations, he transforms familiar environments into moments of discovery, creating open narratives completed by the viewer.

 

| KAMBER CARROLL

Kamber Carroll is a US-based artist who transforms familiar food and everyday objects into large-scale sculptural works.
Using high-density foam and layered epoxy, he explores memory, nostalgia, and play, creating pieces where personal recollection meets collective imagination.

 

| GREG GOYA

Greg Goya is an Italian installation artist known for participatory works that invite viewers to reflect and leave personal messages.
Through his concept of 'Fast Art,' he creates immediate emotional connections in public spaces around the world, turning everyday moments into shared experiences.