Discover the creation in interiors
Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Pearl on Canvas
- Other details : Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
- Dimensions : 28.6x35.8in
About this artwork
Gold..
The land of yellow pleasure..
There was a man
Who tried to take root in the endless place.
He came all the way
through the barren wilderness,
calming down his weary crying anger,
suppressing the thirst of the dry earth,
enduring the long pain
of rotting skin and the cells of life.
But there is still a long way to go.
long, long, short breath..
So
the man is
slowly
slowly
putting down
a thin rootlets
on the yellow earth of pleasure…
the golden empire
the land of gold
on there
It is a mixture of “Sola halo technique” using mother-of-pearl and “tearing art”, one of the contemporary art techniques.
And “tearing art” and “Sola halo technique” are techniques that I invented myself.
The land of yellow pleasure..
There was a man
Who tried to take root in the endless place.
He came all the way
through the barren wilderness,
calming down his weary crying anger,
suppressing the thirst of the dry earth,
enduring the long pain
of rotting skin and the cells of life.
But there is still a long way to go.
long, long, short breath..
So
the man is
slowly
slowly
putting down
a thin rootlets
on the yellow earth of pleasure…
the golden empire
the land of gold
on there
It is a mixture of “Sola halo technique” using mother-of-pearl and “tearing art”, one of the contemporary art techniques.
And “tearing art” and “Sola halo technique” are techniques that I invented myself.
lee yimchoon
South Korea
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Experienced Artist
- Covered by the Press
- Works on commission
« The embodiment of an intense and desperate artist's spirit. »
Lee Yimchoon is an artist based in South Korea whose paintings have been exhibited nationally, in the United States, Turkey, and Italy. He describes his works as being based on the aesthetics of destruction and creation, as well as an exploration of thought and philosophy. In his artistic process, Yimchoon expresses the act of creation by destroying his canvases.