Fading III Painting

A cycle of life in which the only individual is faded back to obscurity as the existence of nothing. Continuous consideration of life and death has led to a view of the nature of the life cycle. Individual and social deaths were rooted in low saturation colors, representing the lumps of the mind. Among the numerous flat words in the process, loss and death were no longer letters on paper, but rather embodied as unfamiliar emotions. The brush strokes represent a lively painting with a drawing touch. In the past, I worked on reflecting traces of life and death, which are non-material subjects, in the body. Currently, I am working on insight into life by reflecting the self-sustaining power of plants. Plants become subjects and objects that reflect me and metaphorize us, expressing their will, driving force, and self-sustainability beyond mourning and empathy. I graduated from art high school and got a bachelor's degree in painting at Sungkyunkwan University. I have done many group exhibitions and solo exhibition, and I have experience in public art work as a young artist of the National Cultural Foundation. Currently, I am a representative and educator of Art Atelier, and I am a member of the Korea Flower Arrangement Association to educate and promote Korean traditional culture.