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South Korea
Painting, Acrylic on Paper
Size: 17.7 W x 17.7 H x 1 D in
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I love to travel. Traveling to me, is an act that simultaneously brings different emotions such as excitement and loneliness. My works show images of the places where I actually visited, so that I am allowed to express various emotions and the moments that I physically experienced through the journey. The cityscapes in my works feel very dull, yet there is something that shines through. There are no signs of people living in the beautiful cities in my works. Although the city is packed with so many different kinds of buildings, it arouses a feeling of loneliness when I look at the complex city The city is changing very fast while we are living our busy lives. The dull feeling of the buildings in my works portraits the people in hectic daily life where only meaningless everyday conversation exists. What I try to express through my works are the emotions that I felt at the specific moments during the journey. I remember how I was emotionally overwhelmed and felt lonely by looking down at the city from on high. My personal feelings are described as under-painted ink marks which are instinctively spreaded and dropped on the surface. As I create relatively realistic images of the city within the abstract ink marks, I try to record ourselves in this fast changing city and its double sidedness where colorful impression coexists with loneliness.
Multi-paneled Painting:Acrylic on Paper
Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:17.7 W x 17.7 H x 1 D in
Frame:Not Framed
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Ships From:South Korea.
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South Korea
JIEUN PARK, ART cirtic When the full moon rises, Jieun Park is on the way. The Korean artist practices a style of night breaks in the same pattern: the moon provides the base light for these painted snap shots. Jieun Park creates the rest of the light herself by placing artificial lights in the windows of the city buildings to evoke an aura that seems especially apt for the subject matter. It implies that there's something going on in the building, but you don't know what - a story like a subtle movie. The moonlight is frequently used as symbol - not just in Asian art, but in fary tales and stories around the world. A fascination with painting and traveling shapes the work of Jieun Park. The artworks of her series A little talk are displayed in a solo show at AP Contemporary Hong Kong. Highlighted in the exhibition are in-depth presentations of her recent works which feature the architecture in stereotypical skylines, that address the experience and representation of beauty and mental emotion, in the context of obsessions, solitude or joy as well as the significance of sub consciousness. A variety of brushstrokes is overlaying and simultaneously uncover the urban architecture. In reviewing her artistic concept, the South Korean based artist explains the meaning behind her works: "What I try to express through my works are the emotions that I felt at the specific moments during the journey. I remember how I was emotionally overwhelmed and felt lonely by looking down at the city from on high." Jieun Park's work is in search and exploration of the urban space, an antagonism, finding secret identities and insecurities. At the same time, it is a very personal and vulnerable journey, rendering herself as subject matter in various inner dialogues. In regards to her series she mentions: "I love to travel. Traveling to me, is an act that simultaneously brings different emotions such as excitement and loneliness. My works show images of the places where I actually visited, so that I am allowed to express various emotions and the moments that I physically experienced through the journey." Apparently to Jieun Park's aesthetic concept, there in an interplay of opposite attractions, a virulent process of construction and reconstruction, light and dark, fiction and non-fiction. Jieun Park lives and works in Seoul, Korea.
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