Haneyl Choi

T2, 2022100 x 190 x 210cm11491 USD

Details

MaterialGallery

resin on kartP21

Description

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The artwork presents a striking visual display, featuring a modern go-kart frame adorned with an intricate arrangement of twisting, gnarled branches. The neutral color palette, dominated by earthy tones and textures, creates a harmonious contrast with the sleek, black industrial design of the go-kart. The organic forms and asymmetrical composition lend a sense of unpredictability and dynamism to the piece, evoking a juxtaposition between the man-made and the natural world. This unique sculptural installation likely aims to challenge the viewer's perceptions of technology and its relationship with nature, inviting contemplation on the intersection of the constructed and the wild. ...

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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.