Discover the creation in interiors
Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
- Dimensions : 28.6x23.9in
About this artwork
When you look at the trees,
you can’t see the forest
When you look at the forest,,
you can't see the mountain
But
The mountain was there so silently.
No matter who might not see me,
I was there.
The mountain has been there for many years,
hugging trees,
holding forests,
becoming frien
in the company of the deceased
It was there.
It was
still there
in the name
of mountain.
‘Sola halo technique’ invented myself was used.
The mother-of-pearl… changes color depending on the angle of view and creates a fantastic mood like a jewel in it.
you can’t see the forest
When you look at the forest,,
you can't see the mountain
But
The mountain was there so silently.
No matter who might not see me,
I was there.
The mountain has been there for many years,
hugging trees,
holding forests,
becoming frien
in the company of the deceased
It was there.
It was
still there
in the name
of mountain.
‘Sola halo technique’ invented myself was used.
The mother-of-pearl… changes color depending on the angle of view and creates a fantastic mood like a jewel in it.
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.