Yun Sé is a Japanese artist known for his unique style that fuses elements of pop art and Japanese urban culture. Influenced by the culture of the 1980s and 1990s, Yun Sé often explores the representation of Japanese youth and street culture, using clean lines and bright colors. His work is characterized by minimalist portraits, mainly of young women with simple features, creating an aesthetic that is both nostalgic and contemporary. Yun Sé began in the world of urban art and quickly attracted attention from the Japanese and international art scenes. His works, primarily silkscreens and paintings, evoke a sensitivity to time and the fleeting beauty of youth, playing on simplicity and visual elegance. His work has been exhibited in several galleries in Japan and is beginning to gain popularity internationally. Yun Sé is appreciated for his ability to capture the essence of modern Japanese culture while infusing it with influences from Western culture, thus creating a recognizable and contemporary visual signature.