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Painting, Oil on Canvas
Size: 23.8 W x 35.8 H x 0.1 D in
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Description of painting - "As if eating apples in the order of skin color white-black-oriental... Due to COVID19, indiscriminate racial discrimination and violence against Asian races, regardless of national distinction, are perpetrating globally. There are so many countries in Asia, With the traditions, history and dignity of each country being ignored, those ignorant racists are committing racism, one of humanity's most ugly behaviors. We must prevent the racism phenomenon from becoming fixed globally... Racism is one of the ugliest actions humanity can commit, and the violence that occurs at that time can never be suggested. And its various forms of violence create a circle of evil of resentment towards each other.. It should not be a dark future where humanity is divided by race, and violence that resents and revenges each other intensifies. Let's eat red apples that contain humanity's love and history, not golden apples that cause resentment. For a bright future in which mankind loves each other and goes on the path of peace and freedom together. I will fight for humanity in my own way today. I will express the social problems that exist in the darkest parts of the world in a straightforward way. And I hope there will be hope and a bright light will come in. So, today, I draw a picture that is uncomfortable for you to see. " - Canvas size : 60.5 cm x 91 cm / 23.8 in x 35.8 in - Oil painting
2021
Oil on Canvas
One-of-a-kind Artwork
23.8 W x 35.8 H x 0.1 D in
Not Framed
Not applicable
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I am based in Seoul, Korea It was a joke between a brush and ink (ink), and he wanted to put his own world in his writing. ' Chusa Kim Jeong-hee ' And the ' Chusa technique ', he left behind when he died I inherit and develop the spirit of the Chusa technique, I wanted to reflect the pain and suffering of the world, as well as comfort and hope in my artwork. Thousands, tens of thousands of moments in one brush stroke Melt it and use those moments The canvas is divided into four spaces that are different in time and dimension. And I was inspired by color in the structure of Jonggak in Seoul, where I was born and raised when I was young, where ancestral rites were held. Inspired by Jonggak in Seoul, I reconstruct the colors used to pray for the king's well-being and peace, and incorporate them into my artwork with a heart to bless and commemorate the victims of the present age.
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