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Greem Jeong is a multidisciplinary artist and designer whose work spans sculpture, furniture, and installation art, exploring the interplay between materials, forms, and space. She believes that art should do more than simply occupy space—it should engage with it, creating new experiences and meanings. Guided by this philosophy, she transforms lines into fluid, three-dimensional expressions that redefine and reimagine space.

Inspiring her to experiment with materials and discover new forms. Jeong often works with industrial materials, reinterpreting them into organic, intuitive shapes that challenge their conventional utilitarian purpose. Her signature pieces include knot-based sculptures, flowing lines, and translucent forms that interact dynamically with light and space. These works transcend their roles as static objects, instead becoming elements that organically connect with their surroundings and invite viewers to engage. By blurring the boundaries between function and form, she reimagines everyday objects—chairs, mirrors, and lights—as both practical items and artistic experiences.

Recently, Greem has been incorporating traditional Korean mother-of-pearl inlay techniques into her work, blending them with modern technologies like 3D printing. This fusion of past and present opens up new possibilities, combining the delicate intricacy of traditional craftsmanship with the innovative potential of contemporary methods. The result is a body of work that bridges cultural heritage and modernity, adding depth and richness to her creative practice.