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| Simply Beautiful : Breath of Nature in Korean Contemporary Art |
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June 11th - August 20th, 2006 Centre PasquArt, Biel, Switzerland
November 7th - December 31st, 2006 Le Grand Jardin, Joinville, France
Laurence Geoffrey's, Ltd.
Ministry of Culture & Tourism Korea, Embassy of Switzerland in Korea
Exhibition of 12 Korean artists’ various forms of art works(paintings, sculptures, photographs) which show
international and contemporary touches inspired by the nature |
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Bae, Bien-U
Pine Tree Series
c-print mounted on aluminum, diasec
1993 |
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Cheong, Kwang-Ho
(Left) The Leaf /
(Right) The Flower 55148
copper wire, 2000, 2005 |
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Choi, Insu
Dance of Time-9
pastel, 2006 |
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Kim, Hong-Ju Untitled
acrylic on canvas, 2005 |
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Kim, Jongku
Mobile Landscape in Hawaii
CC camera, steel powder, 2003 |
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Kim, Taek-Sang
Untitled
water, acrylic, matt varnish on canvas, 2004 |
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Lee, Jae-Hyo
0121-1110=106033
wood, 2006 |
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Lee, Jae-Sam
Beyond Forest
charcoal, acrylic on canvas, 2003 |
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Moon, Beom
Slow, Same, #29245
acrylic, oil, urethane on panel, 2005 |
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Toh, Yun-Hee
The Two Silences of Heaven and Earth were Being Linked
oil & pencil with varnish on canvas, 2004 |
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Won, In-Jong
Nak.San.Bul
welded wire and pencil drawing, 2006 |
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Yi, Gee-Chil
Work V-ll . VI-III
natural stone, 1997 |
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The twelve living artists presented in this exhibition were specifically selected to display both the dynamics and diversity of their work within the context of the title: "Simply Beautiful: Breath of Nature in Contemporary Korean Art". They all recognize that art is not a continual reproduction or imitation of static forms and as true artists they must continually breathe new life and creativity into their endeavors. Accordingly, they have constantly strived to find expression in a variety of ways that reflect the past, mirror the present and envision the future. They possess strong emotional and spiritual ties to their native landscape and culture and draw from Korean aesthetics to sustain, complement and further their contemporary. |
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