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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 20.9x16.1in
About this artwork
Junwon Lee’s paintings show the process of considering our limited nature of existence by reconstructing the schematic human body on a flat surface.
-K Museum of contemporary art
Fragments of life melted in reinterpreted human figures, and explosive energy between abstraction and conception
-Art1
Totem Monster Series:
It gives birth to a monster named providence by mingling the perception of life's limitedness, fear and bravery, overcoming and… adaptation. And the energy that monster possesses gets back to us to face again with the primitive energy.
We have worshiped them for many years.
I draw the monster and its scenery in that sense.
I work on my pieces by looking at my monster and by getting on their backs to face larger providence and gaze, to resist, or sometimes to accommodate myself, and imagine myself finally being freed.
I believe the engraved energy in my drawings exists for real.
-K Museum of contemporary art
Fragments of life melted in reinterpreted human figures, and explosive energy between abstraction and conception
-Art1
Totem Monster Series:
It gives birth to a monster named providence by mingling the perception of life's limitedness, fear and bravery, overcoming and… adaptation. And the energy that monster possesses gets back to us to face again with the primitive energy.
We have worshiped them for many years.
I draw the monster and its scenery in that sense.
I work on my pieces by looking at my monster and by getting on their backs to face larger providence and gaze, to resist, or sometimes to accommodate myself, and imagine myself finally being freed.
I believe the engraved energy in my drawings exists for real.
Junwon Lee
South Korea
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Prizewinner
- Works on commission
« Fragments of life melted in reinterpreted human figures, and explosive energy between abstraction and conception. »
Junwon Lee is an award-winning artist based in South Korea whose paintings have been exhibited nationally, as well as in France and the United States. The semi-abstract figures reflected in his art are created with the automatism approach which translates his energy and objectified unconscious through totems. For Lee, "life is the battleground for beings and death is an obstacle muddled with truth and uncertainty". He refers to his distinctive artistic process as "summoning".