So Young Park

Dark Necessities, 202290 x 130cm8000 EUR

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mixed media on canvasP21Seoul

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This evocative painting features a striking contrast between the ethereal, misty gray tones and the bold, vibrant red circle that dominates the composition. The overall effect creates a sense of drama and mystery, with the abstract shapes and forms suggesting a moody, atmospheric landscape. The artist's use of dramatic lighting and gestural brushstrokes lends a sense of movement and energy to the piece. The work appears to explore themes of the natural world and the interplay between light, shadow, and color, inviting the viewer to ponder the duality of the natural and the metaphysical. This captivating artwork exemplifies the artist's bold and expressive approach to contemporary landscape painting. ...

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Artist

So Young Park

1971 , South Korean

Soyoung Park's oil paintings visualise the relationships between nature, humans and the objects that define our existence on a non-linear axis from the past to the future. In this way, her works explore the origin of matter and offer a trans-temporal vision of the future. Looking at Park's works, one can feel both familiar and unfamiliar, as in a dream; a sense of déjà vu and discovery is evoked. As the sky and the sea merge on the horizon, form disappears and colour reveals its presence in the artist's paintings.