The moon, wind and sea Drawing

This work focuses on birds surrounded by a combination of the tangible and intangible landscape through intended pen and brush stroke. The oldest TV on the moon by Nam June Paik said looking at the moon was the most popular source of entertainment before TV emerged. Intangible wind becomes tangible with pen and brush stroke. The wind is an unexpected ordeal in everyday life. Since ordinary people expressed by birds looking at the moon stands amid the surging wind, they seek entertainment to feel the weight of life lighter. They get comfort from dreaming of an ideal life through entertainment. The tool of entertainment has been changed from the moon to TV. One bird that is not looking at the moon represents those who lean against the wind. Unlike the way most people have chosen, the bird longs for another way. However, what the bird is watching isn’t shown.

Drawing:Oil on Paper

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:14.2 W x 20.1 H x 0 D in

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