An Jung-Hwan is a Korean artist (born 1978) who creates stunningly realistic paintings of nature through a genre of painting called hyperrealism (considered a step on from Photorealism by the methods used to create the resulting paintings or sculptures).
Working with oil, An Jung-Hwan finds inspiration from the natural landscapes in Korea to create his large-scale, detailed paintings depicting lush forests, serene meadows and rugged mountains.
