Wi Young-hye's painting is filled with some kind of image. It looks like a swirling wave, a flower in a field, and a pile of leaves. I feel like the unknown images are dancing to the melody in colored clothes. It seems flashy, but it does not appeal to eye irritation, and it seems busy, stable, and complex, but it does not lose its uniform pattern.

​Wi Young-hye's work consists of tearing, painting, and pasting the paper. His paintings were colored and attached to the screen one by one on the torn paper. First, there is no special secret to tearing the paper into large and small sizes. The process of tearing the paper by hand is repeated, and the torn paper is irregular and arbitrary rather than following the set rules. It is not one shape, but different sizes and shapes. After coloring the cut paper, the artist goes through the process of attaching it. The process of attaching a colored paper band as if drawing a picture makes him very happy. Whether it starts at the center of the screen or at the edge, when you start attaching colored paper, it spreads to the entire fabric in an instant.