Sean Sungho Kim is a Korean-American Neo-Expressionist painter who creates large scale oil works that explore the equilibrium of Light and Dark through war, nature, love, and anger. His paintings fuse graffiti scrawls, thick impasto, and explosive color into raw, electrifying pieces.

Kim's work explores the everlasting question of darkness and light. Scrawled symbols, fragmented tags, and gestural marks are imprinted on the surface layered over geometric shapes, dripping paint and bold colors. The works unite biblical, esoteric, and mystical themes with contemporary concerns such as climate change and the completed dynamics between human beings.

His work is held in private collections across the United States.