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Discover the transformative artistry of Yun Hyong-keun in the limited-edition catalogue, "Yun Hyong-keun / Paris." This exquisite cloth-bound collection dives deep into the significant body of work created during the artist's stay in Paris from 1980 to 1982, a period crucial for his artistic evolution and expression. Renowned for his contributions to the Dansaekhwa movement, Yun's unique approach merges traditional Korean aesthetics with modern abstract painting, reflecting the contrasts between Eastern and Western art styles.
Featuring an in-depth exploration of Yun's iconic abstract compositions, this book showcases full-color reproductions of his paintings on raw canvas, hanji (Korean mulberry paper), and the layered brushwork that defines his artistic voice. Each page invites you to experience the delicate balance between vibrancy and subtlety found in his use of colors like ultramarine and umber, reminiscent of traditional East Asian calligraphy.
Accompanying the stunning visuals are critical texts from art experts, including contributions from esteemed art critic Oh Gwangsu, who contextualizes Yun's evolution and influence in the modern art world. Perfect for art lovers, collectors, and those seeking a deeper understanding of contemporary Korean art, this publication not only highlights Yun Hyong-keun's brilliant legacy but also enhances any art library with its rich narrative.
Join the conversation about one of the twentieth century's most significant Korean artists and celebrate his journey towards artistic freedom in "Yun Hyong-keun / Paris.” This new book is a must-have for enthusiasts of abstract art and a valuable exploration of Monochrome Painting movements.
Featuring an in-depth exploration of Yun's iconic abstract compositions, this book showcases full-color reproductions of his paintings on raw canvas, hanji (Korean mulberry paper), and the layered brushwork that defines his artistic voice. Each page invites you to experience the delicate balance between vibrancy and subtlety found in his use of colors like ultramarine and umber, reminiscent of traditional East Asian calligraphy.
Accompanying the stunning visuals are critical texts from art experts, including contributions from esteemed art critic Oh Gwangsu, who contextualizes Yun's evolution and influence in the modern art world. Perfect for art lovers, collectors, and those seeking a deeper understanding of contemporary Korean art, this publication not only highlights Yun Hyong-keun's brilliant legacy but also enhances any art library with its rich narrative.
Join the conversation about one of the twentieth century's most significant Korean artists and celebrate his journey towards artistic freedom in "Yun Hyong-keun / Paris.” This new book is a must-have for enthusiasts of abstract art and a valuable exploration of Monochrome Painting movements.