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Artist Son Hyunseon’s Relational Paintings: Reflections on the Act of “Seeing”
Son Hyunseon (b. 1987) is a visual artist who continuously questions the act of seeing and explores the connection between the visible and the invisible. Her practice delves into the various abstract forms of sensations that are not visually perceived but felt through the body, rendering them onto the surface of the canvas.
2025.07.07
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《Appearances》, 2023.03.09 – 2023.03.25, Frieze No. 9 Cork Street
South Korean artist Woo Hannah presents her latest collection of fabric sculptures and installations at Frieze No. 9 Cork Street. Titled 《Appearances》, the exhibition runs from March 9 to March 25 and features works created between 2020 and 2023
2023.03.01
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《Super Mega Factory》, 2009.09.19 – 2009.10.18, Kukje Gallery
Kukje Gallery is pleased to present Kira Kim’s solo exhibition, Super Mega Factory. Over the past ten years, Kim has distinguished himself among young contemporary artists in Korea by presenting works that investigate and critique various aspects of capitalist society, using a diversity of mediums including photography,
2009.09.10
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[Column] Stories Heard Through Images
Won Seoungwon is a natural-born storyteller. This is evident not only when speaking with her but also in her artworks, which are filled with rich and abundant narratives. Just as words come together to form sentences, and sentences accumulate to create a novel, she combines around two thousand individual photographic images into the construction of a single intriguing story.
2022.02
