Exposed in light-72 Painting

Kim Yeong-ok, a writer who expresses the geometrical abstract image of repeated works of attaching Objet thread to canvas screens and the afterimage of light that feels most peaceful. The various types of threads built a world of emotions of memories, nature, death, life and relationships existing in her and repeatedly expressed restrained forms and overlaps by utilizing the square sides, large and small. This square is made up of numerous repetitive behaviors, but simple, restrained colors can read natural beauty. Through the texture of thread, she consciously reveals her true communication, consideration and desire to live a harmonious life with others.The beauty of Mondrian's religious philosophy and temperance, the spirit of creating sincerity, labor and true life in the sculpture of Korean women during the Joseon Dynasty, will connect to the work and convey to busy modern people the desire to live slowly and harmoniously through painting.