Romy Eom is a contemporary artist working with ceramics and traditional Korean craft techniques. Her work explores themes of family, memory, and emotional connection that transcend time and distance. By combining Moon jar and Na-Jeon (mother-of-pearl lacquerware), it captures personal experiences and cultural backgrounds together. The main element of the work is the moon jar, a traditional Korean ceramic form. She uses the moon as a symbol of constant presence and quiet support, inspired by her family. The soft and round moon jar shows a sense of stability and persistence while leaving room for viewers to project their own meaning. 

She uses the Na-Jeon method of attaching small pieces of mother-of-pearl one by one. This slow and repetitive process reveals patience, sincerity, and the accumulation of time. The surface created by stacking mother-of-pearl reflects light softly, showing the depth of presence and emotion that lasts for a long time. Through this work, she combines traditional materials and personal memories to present a modern, reinterpreted work from a personal perspective beyond the simple representation of traditional crafts. Currently, she develops her work through exhibitions and continues to explore ways of expressing time, memory, and emotional connection through materials and forms.