Separation of Powers
Acrylic on Canvas
46x36in
$3,100
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Jungwan Chae
South Korea
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on wood. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 19.7x25.6in
About this artwork
For Koreans born in the 1980s and 1990s, few would fail to recognize the scene this work pays homage to. It references an iconic moment from Slam Dunk, the legendary manga by Takehiko Inoue that captivated audiences in the 1990s.
The scene depicts the first and only high five shared by two protagonists who initially clash but come to trust one another through play—symbolizing their growth and fusion. Fusion is an essential stage in human progress,… yet it is rarely achieved gently. How long must we continue to collide while needing one another? Can a peaceful fusion, grounded in mutual respect and cultural understanding, exist beyond mere ideals?
The scene depicts the first and only high five shared by two protagonists who initially clash but come to trust one another through play—symbolizing their growth and fusion. Fusion is an essential stage in human progress,… yet it is rarely achieved gently. How long must we continue to collide while needing one another? Can a peaceful fusion, grounded in mutual respect and cultural understanding, exist beyond mere ideals?
Jungwan Chae
South Korea
A painter by profession, Jungwan Chae boldly brings his military background to life. He employs anonymized, bald figures in suits to critique society, utilizing simple yet impactful beans to depict modern social realities. His art passionately expresses individual and collective dissatisfaction, stimulating dialogue about societal issues.
Jungwan Chae
High five
$1,140
