Andante25abc (2023) Collages da Myungsoo Yi

Venduto da Unikarts Gallery

Lavoro singolo

Opera firmata dall'artista

Certificato di autenticità incluso

Quest'opera d'arte appare in 1 collezioni

Opera d'arte originale (One Of A Kind) Collages, Collages / Carta su Carta

Classificazione delle opere

Lavoro singolo (OOAK / Opera d'arte originale)

Le opere d'arte uniche sono anche conosciute come arte "OOAK". Ciò significa che ogni opera d'arte è unica e che non ce ne sarà mai un'altra identica.
Dimensioni Altezza 35,8in, Larghezza 76,8in
Condizioni dell'opera d'arte L'opera d'arte è in perfette condizioni
Incorniciatura Questa opera d'arte non è incorniciata
Categorie Collage sotto i 20.000 USD Astratta Astratta

Painter MyungSoo Yi harnesses the rich textures of Hanji, a traditional Korean paper, employing incendiary methods to evoke a profound exploration of healing and nostalgia rooted in childhood recollections. Through a meticulous repetition of burning and layering, Yi unveils unforeseeable patterns and nuanced variations, embodying the intricate interplay of connections and equilibrium. Her creations emanate a tranquil unity, beckoning observers to immerse themselves in the intricate layers of burnt and overlaid elements, where solace and introspection intertwine.

A proposito di quest'opera: Classificazione, tecniche & Stili

Collages

Il collage è una tecnica di creazione artistica che consiste nel realizzare una creazione plastica combinando elementi di vario genere: materiali più o meno piatti, come tela cerata stampata, pittura o disegno, estratti di giornali con testo e foto, dipinti su carta, documenti, oggetti vari di bassorilievo, ecc. Quando la creazione incorpora elementi in rilievo si può parlare anche di assemblaggio. Ciò include anche le carte incollate, che impiegano una varietà di carte, inclusi giornali e tecniche di disegno.

Carta

Scolpisci usando un materiale leggero e flessibile che forma un foglio sottile.

Tecnico Collages

Temi correlati

Contemporary Modern Abstract Expressionism Paper Hanji

Artista rappresentato da Unikarts Gallery

Myungsoo Yi

Corea del Sud

As an artist based in South Korea, I specialize in recreating virtual spaces on canvas, drawing inspiration from my personal experiences and memories. Each of my artworks serves as a reflection of philosophical[...]

As an artist based in South Korea, I specialize in recreating virtual spaces on canvas, drawing inspiration from my personal experiences and memories.

Each of my artworks serves as a reflection of philosophical introspection. Delving into my own past, I find motifs in childhood memories, such as the soft glow filtering through paper windows and the intricate imagery observed through worn window holes.

Strolling through the historic streets of Seoul, I'm reminded of the nostalgic charm of traditional Korean aesthetics, particularly the paper windows that once adorned homes. This connection between past and present fuels my creativity, infusing my artwork with layers of sentiment and meaning.

In my process, I utilize Hanji, a traditional Korean paper known for its translucency. By layering and burning Hanji on canvas, I create a unique "reflecting effect," reminiscent of the paper windows of old. The meticulous process of burning, overlapping, and layering results in organic artworks with irregular patterns that add depth and direction to the canvas.

Each layer of Hanji contributes to the texture, durability, and density of the final piece, requiring careful attention to detail to achieve the desired visual impact. The burning time determines the size of the holes in the paper, revealing glimpses of the underlying imagery. This delicate balance parallels the intricacies of building meaningful relationships, where every element must be carefully considered to create a cohesive whole.

Through my art, I find a profound sense of self-expression and connection with others. Each canvas becomes a canvas full of stories, inviting viewers to engage in a dialogue and explore the depths of human experience. It is both a pleasure and a privilege to share my journey and interact with others through the medium of art.