"Seven Immortal Peaches" (2009) is a vibrant exploration of various boundaries through the harmony of texture and form, by Korean Born, New York based Contemporary artist SoHyun Bae. Here her large scale work, measuring 78.74 x 94.49 inches (200 x 240 cm), is an abstracted visual depiction of the harmony of nature replete with saturated pigments of pinks and oranges, and textured bubbling forms. As often seen in SoHyun's works, recognizable forms spring forth, like the head of a bird, suggesting the primordial emergence of hidden forms from otherworldly realms. In this way, the artist pushes viewers to recover the imagination and memory as if from the beginning of time.

SoHyun Bae is a New York based artist, born in Korea, who received her BFA from Rhode Island School of Design in 2000, her MFA from Boston University in 1994, as well as a Master of Theological Studies from Harvard University in 1997. She has been greatly recognized for her concepts and methods receiving such awards as the Pollock-Krasner Foundation, Inc Grant, The National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship, The Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture and the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowship in Fine Art in 2007, among many others. The artist has had numerous solo and group exhibitions in major galleries and museums through US, Europe Asia, and South America and is included in the following public collections:
The Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, San Francisco, CA
The Peabody Archaeological Museum, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA
The Museum of Modern Art, Finland
Gana Art Center, Seoul, Korea
Kang Collection, New York City
Woods Collection, Lincoln, NE
Mario Diacono, Boston, MA
Neal, Gerber and Eisenberg, Chicago, IL
The Ritz Carlton Hotel, Dubai
Numerous Private Collections