In Korea, with its numerous mountains, it's challenging to find an unobstructed horizon. 
but in Jeollabuk-do, there is the only place in Korea where you can see the horizon where the sky meets the earth.  We wanted to capture the expansive plains and the visible horizon in ink.

The ink is yellowish khaki. The ink reminds us of a beautiful landscape in nature as if ripe rice ears seem to spread toward the horizon. The ink is characterized by appearing both green and yellowish. When ink is spread out, you can see the contrast of shading clearly. It's an ink reminiscent of the point where the sky meets the ground.