Taerim Jeon is a Korean artist whose work reinterprets the traditional Korean textile art form known as ‘Jogakbo’. Her work is characterised by intricate compositions that honour and expand on Korea’s centuries-old techniques through a contemporary lens.

Jeon holds both a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Visual Communication Design from Hongik University, one of South Korea’s leading art educational institutions. Since relocating to Australia, Jeon played a pivotal role in introducing and promoting Korean traditional arts to Australian audiences through a range of exhibitions, workshops, and public programs. Over the past decade, she has partnered with major institutions including the Korean Government, Powerhouse Museum, Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA), Australian Design Centre, and Korean Cultural Centre.

Her work has been exhibited at the Australian Design Centre, Murray Art Museum Albury (MAMA), M2 Gallery, Saywell Gallery, and Cascade Concept Gallery, where she held her first solo exhibition.