Liberated Wings Flying Together
Organic material on Canvas
21x18in
$2,400
Framing
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Kim Jun Sung
South Korea
Artist highlights
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Collage, Pigments on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 31.5x25.6in
About this artwork
Inertia-stricken unfolds through friction — torn paper, soaked pigment, compressed air.
The surface resists calm, as if mirroring the rhythm of modern life.
Each fragment presses against another, forming a dense weave of coexistence.
This work reflects the fatigue of the city: not despair, but compression.
Its textures speak of days that blur together, of people sustaining themselves through endless repetition.
It is a portrait of quiet persistence… — of those who keep their dignity even as time folds in on itself. Inertia-stricken is a collage of resistance — torn paper, layered fatigue, quiet dignity.
The surface thickens like modern life itself: repetitive, compressed, alive.
It is not about despair, but endurance — the faint pulse that keeps us moving within habit.
80 × 65 × 2.7 cm (25F) 2025 (3rd. edition)
Collage on canvas with torn art magazine paper, dyed Hanji, and gel-print texture, card-board, pillow cover, paperbag.
https://jonathank.tistory.com
The surface resists calm, as if mirroring the rhythm of modern life.
Each fragment presses against another, forming a dense weave of coexistence.
This work reflects the fatigue of the city: not despair, but compression.
Its textures speak of days that blur together, of people sustaining themselves through endless repetition.
It is a portrait of quiet persistence… — of those who keep their dignity even as time folds in on itself. Inertia-stricken is a collage of resistance — torn paper, layered fatigue, quiet dignity.
The surface thickens like modern life itself: repetitive, compressed, alive.
It is not about despair, but endurance — the faint pulse that keeps us moving within habit.
80 × 65 × 2.7 cm (25F) 2025 (3rd. edition)
Collage on canvas with torn art magazine paper, dyed Hanji, and gel-print texture, card-board, pillow cover, paperbag.
https://jonathank.tistory.com
Kim Jun Sung
South Korea
Credentials
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Junsung Kim, a self-taught artist specializing in mixed media, strives for a balance between various techniques including painting with acrylics, oriental paints, and using knife strokes. Presenting a potent contrast of crudeness and refinement, his art employs intricate texture work, stamping and staining evoking the natural deterioration of mural-like surfaces over time. Kim's works are embodiments of raw emotion, exuding his internalized anger and resentment from contemporary socio-political issues, simultaneously revealing the complexity of his thoughts through labyrinthine designs and philosophical themes.
Kim Jun Sung
inertia-stricken
$5,580
