Korean School

At this unique Korean and Cambodian school blending cultures, we created a mural project that actively involved the students. I began by visiting classrooms to share insights about my work as a muralist, including the challenges and creative process it entails. Following this, I conducted drawing workshops with students aged 8 to 12, focusing on my universe : floral designs. Together, we decided to create a mural featuring the national flower of Korea alongside the iconic Cambodian frangipani flower, symbolizing the connection between the two cultures.

After collaborating on sketches, I finalized the design for the school’s central wall, where the two flowers merge harmoniously. Students were also invited to paint the base shapes on the wall before I refined and completed the design. The resulting mural not only symbolizes the bond between these two cultures but also provides a vibrant backdrop for school events and celebrations, fostering pride and creativity among students who actively contributed to the artistic process.