Inspired by Harry Hyun
For Harry, creativity wasn’t a hobby.
It was a lifeline - an anchor, a source of hope, a reason to wake up every day and keep going.
As his family, we believe creativity helped him live longer, love deeper, and stay inspired even in the hardest moments.
Our mission is to share that same spark - with anyone facing cancer - so they, too, can experience the power of creation.
Harry found purpose in his creativity.
Harry’s first love was movement.
He grew up a competitive dancer - driven, disciplined, and full of light. But at seventeen, life changed. He was diagnosed with bone cancer, and a major knee surgery meant he would walk with a cane from then on.
Harry didn't miss a beat.
He redirected his passion into visual art, teaching himself tirelessly and building the portfolio that would one day get him into his dream school.
After multiple rounds of chemotherapy and 17 surgeries.. including four open-lung surgeries, Harry was accepted into ArtCenter College of Design.
By his second term, he landed his #1 dream internship at Imaginary Forces, where he got to hand-animate the end credits for Karate Kid: Legends during the final season of his life.
