Huiseung Atkinson is a Korean-born artist and creative currently based in Cambridge, UK.

Her creative journey began in Seoul, where she studied Industrial Design at Hongik University, one of Korea’s leading art and design schools.

Early in her career, she worked professionally as both a designer and a buyer, gaining hands-on experience with materials, form, and the relationship between aesthetics and function. These roles provided her with a strong foundation in the design world, shaping her sensibility and appreciation for both the creative and commercial sides of the industry.

In 2011, Huiseung moved to the UK after marrying her husband. Since then, she has built a life there, raising a family and continuing to grow creatively — including starting a wedding cake business that merged design with edible art, blending precision, creativity, and personal storytelling.

She is currently studying for an MA in Art Psychotherapy, a new chapter that has deepened her understanding of how art can be used not only for expression but also for healing — how visual language can communicate what words often cannot.

Huiseung’s personal art practice is rooted in abstraction, often exploring emotional landscapes drawn from both past and present experiences. Her work is intuitive, layered, and reflective — a visual processing of memory, feeling, and the unseen. She chooses not to title her pieces, inviting viewers to experience them freely, without direction.

She believes that each person brings their own story, emotion, and interpretation to what they see — a perspective she deeply values. For her, art is not only a creative act but a personal and emotional one — a space to pause, reflect, and reconnect.