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[Critique] From Brawl to Theater
Hyeree Ro’s portfolio contains performances that are in the process of transformation and expansion, taking the ongoing series ‘LA-sung’ as a point of departure. The reason for taking ‘LA-sung’ (2016) as a starting point is that there is a clear moment of change between the works she produced
2017
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[Critique] MUTANT．COLOUR
An oneiric fascination with the terror and awe implicit to scientific discovery informs Ji Yongho's sculptural practice, for which the artist plays dual roles of skilled artisan and mad doctor. Meticulously layering cut strips of tire as the flesh for his "mutants," Ji Yongho models his creatures
2008
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《Hue of Breathing》, 2009.10.09 - 2009.10.31, Gallery SoSo
Kim Taek-sang’s abstract artworks are the expression of beauty he has met in his life. Kim has been concentrated on the color of wind, time; the things he experienced. And in this exhibition, he focus on the ‘life - breath’ as the hub of his artworks.
2009.10.07
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Artist Lee Bul Explores the World as a Hybrid that Transcends Boundaries
Lee Bul (b. 1964)’s narrative is reflected in her works through sharp social criticism, historical consciousness, and a search for utopian humanism. The artist draws inspiration from diverse sources – including film, literature and modern architecture, as well as European and South Korean history – to create hybrid forms that convey a fantastical and often disconcerting dystopian vision.
2024.07.02
