So Young Park

Once Upon a Time, 201690 x 130cm8000 EUR

Details

MaterialGallery

oil on canvasP21

Description

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This abstract painting features a striking composition of organic, amorphous shapes in muted tones of gray, beige, and yellow. The shapes, resembling large rocks or natural formations, are arranged in a balanced yet dynamic manner, creating a sense of depth and movement within the frame. The artist's use of textured brushstrokes and blended colors adds to the atmospheric and intriguing quality of the work. The overall style and techniques employed suggest a modernist or surrealist influence, inviting the viewer to interpret the piece's symbolic or emotional resonance. The artwork's evocative imagery and ambiguous subject matter may reflect the artist's exploration of the natural world or the subconscious realm. ...

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Artist

So Young Park

B.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. ...