The Busan Museum of Fine Arts (Busan) opened in 1998, and in this exhibition, the Busan Museum of Fine Arts presents the results of its academic research and collection in the field of monochrome painting over the years. The exhibition features 28 artists, including Kim Chang-yeol, Lee U-woon, Park Seo-bo, Lee Seung-jo, Kim Tae-ho, and Lee Kang-jo. The Korean minimalist abstractionist tendency of monochrome neutral painting, since the 1950s by the Western European abstractionist influence, when the Korean avant-garde artists to carry out non-figurative experimental creation, to the 1970s monochrome painting painters together reject the reproduction of everyday life on the canvas, but through the process of repetitive nature of everyday behavior, to explore its spiritual aspects, based on the original values of nature.