Art Rooted in Identity, Motherhood, and Healing
Hi, I’m Kyung Jeon-Miranda—a Korean-American visual artist based in Brooklyn. My gouache and watercolor paintings draw from personal history, cultural identity, and the emotional terrain of motherhood. Over the years, my work has been exhibited in New York and internationally, often weaving in themes of vulnerability, resilience, and transformation.
Teaching Artist
Whether I’m painting in my studio, co-teaching superhero workshops with my husband and son, or sharing my story through advocacy work, I’m always thinking about how art can connect us. My journey has taken me from gallery walls to classrooms to community spaces, and I’m excited to keep building spaces where creativity, care, and culture meet.
Whether I’m painting in my studio, co-teaching superhero workshops with my husband and son, or sharing my story through advocacy work, I’m always thinking about how art can connect us. My journey has taken me from gallery walls to classrooms to community spaces, and I’m excited to keep building spaces where creativity, care, and culture meet.