Love 2 Painting

Healing Landscape Leaning on a tree, I feel that I’m just a small existence facing the great Nature. Walking on the trail, I give my eyes on the small flowers and grass, and they come to me as a miracle. Feeling the fragrance of the small flower, I sense the seasons change and my everyday life goes. In the meantime, every moment accumulated turns into the whole life story. Carl Sagan said about his book, “The Pale Blue Dot” that the Earth is like a small stage in the magnificent universe. However, I meet another world in the big and great nature on the small stage. In the morning time, when I make strokes with my brush and applying stone powder on the canvas, I feel that I sprinkle the lawn and sweep out the yard. This is my own way to open a new universe which purifies my tired mind. ============================================= Artist Jinlee Park was born in 1965 in Seoul. She majored in Oriental painting in college and graduate school and continues to paint in Incheon. From the very beginning, she represented the daily life and signs of her contemporaries who endure common pain but pursue their dreams and hopes in gray city. Near Chungryang Mountain, she found a little beauty in nature. She admires roadside plantains that always stand up to the people who step on them. [ We discover self-healing with infinite energy and vitality in nature. Life and cycle make us aware of many aspects of nature.A seed of creation bloom into valuable thing.] One tree changed her life. She wants to share a healing space through her oriental paintings that reflect nature made with soft or strong brushstrokes in beautiful ink and colors. ============================================= Since 2005, She has presented her works in 21 solo and group exhibitions. And she was invited to many exhibitions, Korea Youth Biennale(2005), China International Art Fair(2005), Yangpyeong Museum of Art(2016), Incheon Art Platform Window Gallery(2019), Gallery Art Festival. As one of 43 World Artists at England ArtRooms Art Fair 2018, her painting was exhibited in London, Rome and Seoul.