Annie Hong
Annie Hong aka Hootnannie (they/she) is a self-taught Visual Artist whose bold and colorful work has been featured in various exhibitions and spaces throughout the United States and South Korea. With painting as their primary medium, their insatiable curiosity has led them to venture into the worlds of murals, body painting, digital art, installations, and more. Hong’s work can be described as an eclectic blend of pop art infused with bold and vivid colors, patterns, and poetry. Their work often incorporates uplifting, inspirational messages and whimsical wordplay scattered amongst a hypnotizing array of bright colors and playful patterns. They aim to express a familiar sensation of emotions and nostalgia all of us have collectively shared through patterns found in life to show how we are all inherently connected.
Annie Hong aka Hootnannie (they/she) is a self-taught Visual Artist whose bold and colorful work has been featured in various exhibitions and spaces throughout the United States and South Korea. With painting as their primary medium, their insatiable curiosity has led them to venture into the worlds of murals, body painting, digital art, installations, and more. Hong’s work can be described as an eclectic blend of pop art infused with bold and vivid colors, patterns, and poetry. Their work often incorporates uplifting, inspirational messages and whimsical wordplay scattered amongst a hypnotizing array of bright colors and playful patterns. They aim to express a familiar sensation of emotions and nostalgia all of us have collectively shared through patterns found in life to show how we are all inherently connected.
