Hansaiam Art Museum

Built to share my mother's (artist Saiam Han) ink paintings and hanji works with the world. Not a portfolio for sales—it's a gallery with real gallery structure: permanent collection, curated exhibitions, and commission inquiries. The concept started with "walking into an exhibition"—breathing room, an entryway, the feel of strolling, a caption plate beneath each work.

Offline exhibitions disappear when they end; online they stay and become an archive. That realization shaped the whole identity. The admin interface is Korean-only so my mother can curate herself. Public pages auto-translate into English for anyone. The design palette is three colors: ink black, hanji beige, seal red. No popups, no subscribe banners, no autoplay music—the quiet of a real gallery is the only thing that distinguishes this from every other noisy artist site.