This piece, Nature-a sense, by Kim Hak-Il, was shown by Seoul Contemporary/Jayeon Art Forum at Art Asia 2012 (in the pavilion with Scope and Overture). The artist has been the subject of 17 solo exhibits--mostly in Korea.
This piece is Korean paper and ink and is from 2012. I was told it is a many layered piece. The holes you see, in person, look as if the work is made of stone. It is a truly meticulous bit of art. You can find out more on the artist and galleries HERE. If you read Korean anyway.
Some wonder why I include Scope in these brief mentions of pieces at Overture or Art Asia.
Primarily it is because, on numerous occasions, perplexed visitors would ask me (I am not sure why, perhaps I look official) where each fair was and I would point to the same pavilion. They are, in fact, distinct but simply under the same roof.
This piece is Korean paper and ink and is from 2012. I was told it is a many layered piece. The holes you see, in person, look as if the work is made of stone. It is a truly meticulous bit of art. You can find out more on the artist and galleries HERE. If you read Korean anyway.
Some wonder why I include Scope in these brief mentions of pieces at Overture or Art Asia.
Primarily it is because, on numerous occasions, perplexed visitors would ask me (I am not sure why, perhaps I look official) where each fair was and I would point to the same pavilion. They are, in fact, distinct but simply under the same roof.
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