Claire (Won Jeong) Chey (b. 1997, Seoul) is a painter whose work explores the visceral intersections of trauma, desire, and embodiment. Chey's practice examines how the body absorbs, digests, and rearticulates psychic and physical experiences, using paint as a tactile medium of affect and rupture. Drawing on autobiography, medical imagery, folklore, and body horror, her work flickers between figuration and disintegration, conjuring spaces where taboo and longing coexist. She holds an MFA in Painting and Printmaking at the Yale School of Art (2025) and a dual BA in Fine Arts and Gender Studies from UCLA (2019). She has exhibited at Perrotin (New York), Latitude Gallery (New York), Eli Klein Gallery (New York), Volery Gallery (Dubai), PTT Space (Taipei), and Wooson Gallery (Daegu).