Interaction #2 Painting

A human being is an assemblage of atoms that gather and disperse over a period of time. It is neither eternal nor perfect. There is no hierarchy in the atomic world. The scientific investigation verifies this. My work begins with the truth that all humans are fallible. What humans see and feel, and express is not everything and is not complete. I hope that the work is the honest truth beyond superficial expression or emotion. The visible phenomena we can see are the result of the interaction of particles in the material world. These are events that occurred through relationship building. The smallest and first beings that make up the material world are systematized by interaction. Interaction is a relationship building activity, and visualized events are the outcome of organized beings. The smallest individual beings interact with each other and make the phenomena in the material world. Then organized beings lead to new interactions with other beings in another phenomenon. Interaction continues without ceasing. The successive process of relationship is visualized in various forms. A work is created in a way that individual pieces are combined or arranged on a support. In that process, planar pieces are combined three-dimensionally, creating space between each other. The main material of this work ‘Interaction’ is stainless steel that is combined with a wood panel. I’d like to show the elaborate characteristics of metal by using stainless steel wires painted in unique colors. And wood panel also has thin delicate textures similar to the wires. I hope people can hear what I talk through the work and feel the intrinsic beauty and warm sensibility of metals.