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Chun-Ok, Kim and Her Innovative Way of Art-making


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Kim has concentrated on the re-creation of the traditional painting of matte black and colored ink through modern sensitivity.



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113x145cm

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To retain transparent, spiritual beauty and simultaneously to refine it constitute the range of the proper methodology for both the interpretation of tradition and the unbroken continuity of it.



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132x192cm

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Her recent work is called attention to in that it is on the same continuum of her coherent artistic tendency on one hand, yet on the other it is elevated to a much more innovative dimension. Her work starts with adding matte black or colored ink here and there over a mass produced by layering of paper.



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148x211cm

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This is not to draw an image on the picture plane but to structure it by removing the picture plane. Not to dray, but to structure. There is generated the beauty of depth that one can never expect to experience in the works made of filed pigments.



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140x202cm

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The subtle nuance that goes into the inside is realized by a distinctively original art-making technique that cannot be easily obtained. There a peony is blossoming or a magnolia is blooming with its innocent face, but they come to us as a being that denies any explanation.



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149x213cm

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Such a way of art-making seems to be necessary in order to embody the process of life that is becoming, not completed, and as a result the embodied object becomes to retain a more entailing and poetic character.
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¡ÞKim Chun-Ok
Graduated College of Arts, Seoul National University. Graduated the Postgraduate Course in Sejong University. ?SOLO EXHIBITION 34 times=Sun Gallery. Chosun Art Gallery. Philip Kang Gallery. Gallery Wooduk( Seoul). Lexus Gallery(Daegu) ect. ?Careers=The Sirector of Sejong Center for the Performing Arts, A Committee Member of National Museum of Contemporary Art ect. ?2003 Okgwan Cultural Decoration. ?Collections=National Museum of Contemporary Art, Seoul Museum of Art, Gyeongnam Art Museum, Seoul Arts Center, Sejong Center for the Performing Arts, Ilmin Museum, Woljeon Museum, Korean Culture Center in New York, Virginia Museumof Fine Arts ect.

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