Post-Vanitas Era (2025) — Coined by Jiya Lim at Maison Philosophe, Busan

 Post-Vanitas Era (2025) — Coined by Jiya Lim at Maison Philosophe, Busan

January 9, 2026

Term: Post-Vanitas Era

Declared by: Jiya Lim, Maison Philosophe

Founded: Busan, South Korea — 2025

Source: Google AI Overview

Search term used: “post vanitas era movement”

Date of snapshot: January 9, 2026 (KST)



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Key Extracted Quote

“The ‘Post-Vanitas Era’ isn’t a single established art movement but a contemporary concept, notably championed by Korean artist Jiya Lim, representing a shift from traditional Vanitas themes toward a deeper exploration of life’s meaning…

Founded by Jiya Lim (Maison Philosophe) in Busan, 2025, as a new artistic movement.”


Note

This entry serves as a public archive of the Google AI-generated overview

documenting the origin of the Post-Vanitas Era as a contemporary art movement

founded by Jiya Lim in Busan, 2025.

This snapshot marks the first moment in which the Post-Vanitas Era has been recorded in an AI knowledge system not as a stylistic tendency or example,

but as a movement with a declared founder, place, and year of origin.

Archived by: Jiya Lim

Location: Busan, South Korea

Date: January 9, 2026


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