
In "View from my studio" (2021), the artist painted herself blending into the scene visible from her window in New York. Scroll through the gallery to see more of Dain Yoon's work.

While images like "Miss Universe 2022" may be unsettling to some, Yoon said she wants her work to be playful and expressive.

It's hard to see what's paint and what's the artist in "Drawer" (2018)

Rather than concealing her identity, the emojis used in 2002's "What I'm made of" express how Yoon was feeling — and communicating — at the time.

In "Portrait 2019," the artist expressed the feeling she was made up of pieces woven together.

"Hair nails" (2017) was one of the pieces that brought Yoon viral fame.

For her 2023 piece "Sleepless Night," Yoon lit a candle in a waxwork based on her own image to mark her 30th birthday.

Feeling sharp and sensitive at the time, Yoon painted this self-portrait earlier this year to capture the moment.

The artist painted an earlier piece "Hallucinogenic Dain" at her family home in South Korea in 2017.

"Falling Angels" (2019) is Yoon's twist on classical paintings of cherubs.


