After taking over her father’s tangerine farm, Heesun Moon learned about eco-friendly farming and began her own life as a farmer in Jeju. She plans and runs ALLFARMERS MARKET, where farmers sell seasonal produce and food directly to customers. The market supports small-scale, young, and eco-friendly farmers while creating a place where farmers and customers can meet and share their stories. She also runs activities such as farming classes, farm tours, and cooking classes to connect local people with farming and food. She continues to explore ways for farmers to build sustainable lives in Jeju, including growing a variety of crops in small quantities.

Based in Jeju, Juhee Kwon curates exhibitions and works with visual artists. She also works independently in planning, research, and education. Studio 126 opened in 2019 as a space that supports experimental artistic practices rather than focusing on art sales. Since 2022, it has run a nationwide open call for emerging artists, along with curator workshops and short-term artist residencies. She hopes Studio 126 will continue to connect different regions, generations, and artistic practices while remaining rooted in Jeju.

RUSTY HOMIES began when Lim SeongJun started making workwear and tools he personally needed while helping with his parents’ farm work. The brand creates durable workwear and accessories designed around real movements in the field, such as squatting, bending, and carrying tools. Although he studied graphic design, he later learned sewing and continued developing his skills through repeated hands-on practice. Today, he also collaborates with businesses including cafés, vivarium companies, hair salons, and stays to create uniforms suited to different work environments. He currently works from an old family stone warehouse in Cheongsu-ri, Hangyeong-myeon, Jeju, and plans to develop the site into a studio and showroom that people can visit.