EunYoung Sebazco was born and raised in Seoul, Korea. She studied and practiced as a Landscape Architect for 10 years in Tokyo before she moved to New York City. She built plant knowledge and became certified as a professional horticulturist from New York Botanical Garden. She worked at one of New York City Parks and enjoyed serving and beautifying public gardens for last 16 years. In 2022, She exhibited the Philadelphia Flower Show as a Patio Garden.
She is co-founder of 'KINKA' offers services in art and design, including garden design and installation.
Her Asian heritage influenced an interest in culinary history leading to create the first rice paddies in New York City at Randall's Island park in 2010. She has continued to build knowledge of the cultural and nutritional value of rice in cuisine, art and lifestyle through lectures, exhibitions and pop-up dinners. She is passionate about the preservation of Korean techniques which emphasizes sustainable agriculture practices and seasonal foods.
Her long journey to practices the tea ceremony, and expresses all her creativity through Japanese-inspired ceramics, floral art, landscape design, and culinary arts.