This book brings together paintings, drawings, and prints spanning more than twenty-five years, examining Wood’s sustained inquiry into how images are constructed, mediated, and remembered. Jonas Wood: New Memories accompanies the first institutional survey of the Los Angeles–based artist in Asia, organized by the Amorepacific Museum of Art. Drawing on photographs, personal archives, and found material, Wood's compositions reconfigure domestic space, landscape, portraiture, and still life through strategies of flattening, repetition, and chromatic orchestration. Scholarly essay and a conversation with the artist position Wood’s work within broader debates surrounding contemporary painting, mediation, and the operations of visual memory.