Ahn Jung sook's work is based on the questioning of the square and takes as its motif the conflict of human relationships and the 'tension' of confrontation and conflict during life. In the spectrum of human relationships, we inevitably go through a process of conflict, and the artist tries to overcome this and find some common ground that we can share together. Therefore, 'tension' in her work is not a negative thing, but an energy that is essential and sustaining for continuous life.

Ahn Jung sook graduated from Goldsmiths College, University of London, UK, and in 2012, she proudly presented her philosophy of painting alongside masters Yoon Hyung-geun, Park Seobo, Jeong Sang-hwa, and Lee Woo-hwan in the exhibition "Korean Monochrome Painting" held by the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art. The artist is recognized as a representative of Korean monhromatic painting and is active not only in Korea but also overseas, including the United States, Germany, and the Netherlands.