A Rusty Korean Flag Print

1. contains both resentment and compassion for Korean self-portraits. So it is recorded as a sad national flag for me. 2. There was a rusty gun in the yard of my childhood. It was also known at that time that it was the home of a Japanese officer during the colonial period. As I lived, I sometimes remembered that rusty gun, and there was a scene where I found a rusty gun in the ground even in the contents of the movie I participated in, and it seems that such rusty timeliness has been overlapped among my unconsciousness. I thought the rusty scrap of scrap had a lot to tell. And all the desires of human history, war and hatred flowed into the idea that it was all useless. After all, I felt compassion for our self-portraits drawn in the history of long-standing jilts... compassion for our modern history. We live in the 21st century and what we are living for and struggling for. I might have wanted to ask a question in silence through this rusty Taegeukgi. 3. Taegeuk symbolizes the infinite circulation principle of the universe by the harmony of Yin and Yang, but after completing the work, I see that even the circulation is rusty and finite. It is a ironic expression like a metal crystal with a hardened teardrop of the universe.Even Taegeuk, the circular principle of the drama, is an empty trajectory if our true self does not exist, and there will be no value or meaning. Therefore, it gives another justification to my expression that is rusty and stained and carved like a tattoo on my heart.