Discover the creation in interiors
Artwork details
- Medium : Oil, Collage on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 35.8x46in
About this artwork
I’ve always been curious.
What is good? What is evil? What is right or wrong, useful or useless?
Where does “good” begin, and why is the world so full of so many different “truths”?
And who decides what counts as truth anyway?
I want to fill the screen with endless wordplay—illogical, playful, and messy.
Is it possible to take meaning away from language?
Can I spit out logic and enlightenment from images and let them get contaminated instead?
What is good? What is evil? What is right or wrong, useful or useless?
Where does “good” begin, and why is the world so full of so many different “truths”?
And who decides what counts as truth anyway?
I want to fill the screen with endless wordplay—illogical, playful, and messy.
Is it possible to take meaning away from language?
Can I spit out logic and enlightenment from images and let them get contaminated instead?
Cho kibbeum
South Korea
Credentials
- Works on commission
Cho Kibbeum, a painter, weaves the complexities of her Christian and Korean descent into her work. With a penchant for creating unfamiliar visuals, she utilizes techniques like collage and layering, drawing upon pop culture, media, and ads. Conjuring a breadth of compelling contradictions, her art fervently probes the boundaries of truth, good, and evil. Through laughter and illogical combinations, Cho induces a sense of joyful rebellion against traditional norms and the violence of capitalism. Her paintings are a relentless questioning of our realities and an exploration of personal liberation.