Haneyl Choi

표의에서 표음으로 Phonogram to ideogram, 2021200 x 200 x 150cm2681 USD

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metalP21

Description

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The artwork features a minimalist and abstract sculptural composition. The visual elements consist of simple, curved lines of a vibrant teal color, arranged in a playful and dynamic manner against a neutral background. The shapes suggest organic forms, evoking a sense of movement and balance. The overall composition has a delicate and whimsical quality, hinting at a narrative or emotive interpretation. The artistic style is characterized by a focus on form, line, and negative space, reflecting the modernist approach often associated with contemporary sculpture. This piece likely aims to explore themes of perception, balance, and the relationship between form and space. ...

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Artist

Haneyl Choi

B.1991, South Korean

Haneyl Choi(b. 1991) calls himself a sculptor and translates the surrounding environment and various other issues of his interest through a 3-dimensional language. Persistently exploring the definition of sculpture, Choi’s work subverts the conventional notions of sculpture as something fixed and eternal, by mixing various matters to make it seem flexible or as something with a temporary form.