Ami Park is a New York-based visual artist whose multidisciplinary practice blends fashion, textiles, and sculpture to explore themes of identity, memory, and transformation. Originally from Seoul, South Korea, she earned her BFA in Fashion Design from Parsons School of Design in 2016.
Park has exhibited widely, with an upcoming two-person show at Nars Foundation in 2026. Recent group exhibitions include Bronx Calling: The Sixth AIM Biennial at The Bronx Museum and In the House 3 at Pen + Brush. She has participated in residencies at the LMCC Arts Center on Governors Island and received grants from the Rauschenberg Foundation, Cerf+, and the Puffin Foundation.
Her work has been featured in Hyperallergic, Observer, and Saatchi Art, which named her a 2022 Rising Star. Park contributes actively to the arts community as a juror for Apexart’s Open Call and has presented talks at The Bronx Museum, Parsons, and SVA. Her works are included in corporate and private collections in the U.S. and South Korea, including Jrium and Sung Shim Food Group.
In Echoes of Silence: Meditation in Monochrome, Ami Park invites viewers into a contemplative realm where her monochromatic series takes center stage. With a restrained color palette, Park delves into the profound themes of inner healing and the meditative states that inform her creative process. This solo exhibition marks the first public display of her monochromatic works, capturing a quiet yet powerful journey of personal restoration and self-discovery. By revisiting the inspirations that initially sparked her art career, Echoes of Silence becomes a visual exploration of the delicate balance between external chaos and inner peace, encouraging viewers to pause and reflect. Additionally, the exhibition will feature Ami's color works, introduced for the first time to audiences in Queens.
"In my practice, I explore the intricate relationships between the human mind, emotions, and physical objects, which I conceptualize as a spiritual link. This connection is expressed through fiber materials such as yarn and rope, symbolizing the continuous spinning of life’s threads and the intricate structure of a web. My interest in the universe as the source of all things guides my work, where I investigate the measurable and immeasurable, believing that thoughts, emotions, and objects are all interconnected, vibrating at unique frequencies."
- Ami Park
To learn more about artist Ami Park, please visit www.ami-park.com.