In The Lives We’re Yet to Live, artist Jea Mina captures the subtle beauty of introspection, inviting viewers into a space between reality and reverie. Her luminous, dreamlike paintings explore the tension between the lives we live and the ones we imagine for ourselves. Each work feels like a quiet revelation—soft yet deliberate—where light and texture intertwine to evoke memory, longing, and transformation. Mina’s ability to translate emotion into visual form gives her works a timeless quality that resonates deeply with collectors and viewers alike.

With this exhibition, Mina continues to refine her distinct visual language—one rooted in empathy, vulnerability, and quiet strength. Her compositions, often layered with translucent hues and gentle movement, offer an intimate look into the human experience: the paths not taken, the possibilities we hold close, and the peace that comes with self-acceptance. The emotional precision of her work is matched by her technical mastery, resulting in paintings that are as conceptually rich as they are visually captivating.

The Lives We’re Yet to Live marks a compelling moment in Mina’s artistic evolution. These works invite reflection while standing confidently as collectible pieces that carry both emotional and aesthetic depth. Through her thoughtful approach to light and feeling, Mina reminds us that art—like life—is about becoming, not perfection. Her paintings linger long after viewing, offering not just beauty, but resonance.