Time Chase
Giclée print on Paper
17x23in
$540
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Hyunju An
Australia
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Artist highlights
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Artwork details
- Medium : Giclée print on Paper , Cardboard under plexiglas
- Framing : Framed
- Dimensions : 16.5x23.4in
About this artwork
An immersive dark hue sculpture art work into a frame for your place.
The story of "Mephistopheles"...
Mephistopheles is the devil in Goethe's "Faust."
He approaches Faust, a man favoured by God, to test him.
Mephisto, revealing his evil, restores the aged Faust to youth.
And as if obeying Faust's orders, he grants his wishes.
Faust feels happiness and joy.
Is this a taste of goodness in the realm of evil?
Mephistopheles attempted to tempt Faust,… preventing him from receiving God's salvation.
However, Faust, having experienced every temptation, ultimately receives God's salvation anyhow.
The ambiguous boundary between good and evil forces Mephistopheles, often referred to as the devil, to reconsider his position on good.
Good and evil coexist and are entangled.
In this piece, Mephistopheles, possessing both good and evil aspects, looking at himself with two faces, both him-selves.
The
The story of "Mephistopheles"...
Mephistopheles is the devil in Goethe's "Faust."
He approaches Faust, a man favoured by God, to test him.
Mephisto, revealing his evil, restores the aged Faust to youth.
And as if obeying Faust's orders, he grants his wishes.
Faust feels happiness and joy.
Is this a taste of goodness in the realm of evil?
Mephistopheles attempted to tempt Faust,… preventing him from receiving God's salvation.
However, Faust, having experienced every temptation, ultimately receives God's salvation anyhow.
The ambiguous boundary between good and evil forces Mephistopheles, often referred to as the devil, to reconsider his position on good.
Good and evil coexist and are entangled.
In this piece, Mephistopheles, possessing both good and evil aspects, looking at himself with two faces, both him-selves.
The
Hyunju An
Australia
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Hyunju An, born in South Korea and based in Melbourne, is a sculptor and visual artist who crafts profound chocolate carvings, drawing from her background in psychology and patisserie. Using a tourne knife, she meticulously sculpts solid, tempered couverture chocolate—eschewing moulds for a raw, direct technique—resulting in rough, scratched, and irregular surfaces. Her works embody psychological ambivalence, inviting viewers into a realm of vulnerability and introspection, and encouraging gentle self-acceptance through the beauty of imperfection.
Hyunju An
Mephistopheles
$1,000
