Ate the Pac-Man Game
Ate the Pac-Man Game
Ate the Pac-Man Game

Hyegyeong Choi

Ate the Pac-Man Game, 2022152.4 x 182.88cmSign in to view price
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acrylic on canvasHarper's
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Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This vibrant artwork features a bold, neon-inspired color palette, with shades of pink and blue dominating the composition. The image is a surreal, fantastical scene depicting an array of organic, biomorphic shapes and forms. Prominent elements include oversized, cartoonish figures with exaggerated features, as well as whimsical, almost futuristic-looking objects and structures. The style is distinctive, with a unique blend of playful, almost childlike imagery and a sophisticated, contemporary artistic approach. The work appears to explore themes of imagination, technology, and bodily autonomy, offering a thought-provoking and visually striking commentary on contemporary society. ...

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Hyegyeong Choi
B.1986

Using a combination of precise swirling palette knives and thick, layered acrylics, HyeGyeong Choi's painting delves into the intricate socio-cultural dynamics she navigates as a female subject. Her works, emblematic of phantasmagorical terrains are populated with extramundane flora and fauna and employ a vibrant chromatic spectrum with whimsical visual motifs. Employing media such as watercolors, colored pencils, ink pens, and intermittently acrylics, her evocative and intense compositions often feature rotund-faced entities ensconced in landscapes reminiscent of Hieronymus Bosch's iconography. These habitats, punctuated by lilac-hued suns, amber clouds, passion fruit hillocks, floral efflorescences, and phallic fungi, coalesce to engross the observer in a mesmeric visual tableaux. Rooted in her Korean heritage, Choi grapples with the prescriptive aesthetic paradigms imposed upon women, delineating a specific archetype of femininity. Her artistry audaciously engages with discourses surrounding corporeal perception, self-identity, gender constructs, and sexual identity, thereby contesting and critiquing the entrenched sexual prescriptions in Korean ethos that perpetuate female objectification. ...

Hyegyeong Choi: Artworks
Ate the Pac-Man Game
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127 x 109.2cm
Priorities
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101.6 x 116.8cm
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