Art Meets the Table
Curated in exclusive partnership with FOCUS Art Fair, TEO Nomad's art program brings contemporary Asian art into the heart of the dining experience. Rather than being displayed behind glass, each work is thoughtfully integrated into the space, becoming part of its atmosphere and everyday rhythm.With a rotating selection of featured artists, every visit offers a new dialogue between art, tea, dining, and Korean culture.
Angus Hutcheson of Ango
Founder & Chief Designer, Ango
Angus Hutcheson is a British architect and contemporary lighting designer whose sculptural lighting is integrated into architecture rather than displayed behind glass. As the founder of Ango, his work combines natural materials, innovative composites, and refined craftsmanship to create immersive lighting environments. His work has been exhibited at the Museum of Arts and Design (MAD), New York, and the Gwangju Design Biennale.
Jongdae Ryu
Artist | Digital Craft & Digital Heritage
Ryu Jongdae is a contemporary Korean artist exploring the intersection of traditional craftsmanship, material innovation, and digital technology. His work reimagines Korean heritage through sculpture and experimental materials, creating a dialogue between tradition and contemporary design.
Jongmin Kim
Artist | Founder, Superposition
Jongmin Kim is a Korean contemporary artist whose work explores the relationship between tradition, memory, and modern identity. Working across folding screens, sculptural objects, and spatial installations, he reinterprets Korean cultural heritage through a contemporary visual language, bridging the past and present.
Kim hanyoung
Contemporary Painter
Kim Hanyoung creates abstract landscapes through dense layers of paint, capturing the movement of air and the passage of time. Built from countless fragments of pigment, his works transform organic, textured surfaces into contemplative landscapes that evoke life, nature, and a sense of quiet reflection.
Sohn daehyun
Artist | Seoul Intangible Cultural Heritage
Sohn Daehyun has dedicated over six decades to traditional Korean lacquer craft. Rooted in time-honored techniques and mother-of-pearl, his work brings tradition into contemporary forms, creating objects that embody memory, touch, and the passage of time.
