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Wind and Rainbow
Kim, Seung Hee1987
Korean Art Museum Association
Seoul, South Korea
The trace of the wind is painterly inscribed on seven flat dish shaped objects. Different metal colors and the textures of the surfaces make subtle contrast.
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- Title: Wind and Rainbow
- Creator: Kim, Seung Hee
- Creator Lifespan: 1947
- Creator Nationality: Korean
- Creator Birth Place: Seoul, Korea
- Date Created: 1987
- Physical Dimensions: w300 x h1000 cm
- Type: Metal Arts
- Medium: Copper, brass, nickel silver
- Critic's Note: The Interior of Mindscape Kim, Seung Hee has been known as which is her frequent subject matter. ‘Dish’, ‘Interior’, and ‘Scene’ are not very related subjects. However, in her works, they are harmonized as a unified world and that’s one aspect of her artistic talents. Her artistic talent and compositional excellence are empowered by a unique method to handle metals. Here is a quote from Kim’s note: “I often used materials such as gold, silver, red copper, brass, and wrought iron. Sometimes I polished the surface of the metal or matched it with the rusty colors, dark violet, pastel blue, and scarlet which is natural and soft. I tried to express new sculptural aesthetic by showing the metal’s own characteristic.” It teaches us its own characteristic and has already overcome the limitation of crafts and each work maximized the trait of the sculptural object. For example, through the color formation of rusty copper, the work seems to contain the depth of the time. Kim is delivering her idea using a metal craft technique. series is the internal mindscape filtered by her mind and sense. Through her view we can feel the breath of the nature like a still life. There is a space beyond time and place and her warm emotion. It’s like a sentimental mind or revived memory of a hometown after listening to chamber music.
- Collection: New Light co.
- Artist's Education: Seoul National University. Seoul, Korea. B.F.A.Indiana University, USA. M.F.A.
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