So Young Park

That Day, 201650 x 40cm3500 EUR

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MaterialGallery

oil on canvasP21

Description

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This abstract artwork features a muted color palette of grays, beiges, and blues, creating a hazy, atmospheric composition. The canvas is covered in a series of delicate, parallel brushstrokes that add a sense of movement and depth to the overall scene. The subject matter appears to be a landscape, with a subtle horizon line and hints of distant landforms, but the image is intentionally obscured, inviting the viewer to interpret the scene. The artist's technique of using a restrained palette and layered brushwork reflects a contemplative, minimalist approach, suggesting a desire to capture the essence of the landscape rather than its literal depiction. ...

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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. ...