October 2
Oil on Canvas
57x44in
$4,000
Framing
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Lydia Lee
South Korea
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Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
- Dimensions : 50.8x51.2in
About this artwork
This painting won the Jackson Prize 2022 abstract award.
human emotions that cannot be expressed in words. Sometimes sad, happy, and painful emotions become the subject of painting. However, I am not interested in arranging those emotions, I only want to show the combination and order of the form. When I paint, I try to create as many complex compositions as I can as best as I can by throwing colors around. What comes to mind at that time is very… specific, such as the bridges and roads I saw in the city, the color of the roof, and the shape of the buildings. When I make such a complicated composition with colors, the colors start to move and start to get on the rhythm. I follow those moments and continue composing as if I was creating a chord using the most pleasing state possible.’
human emotions that cannot be expressed in words. Sometimes sad, happy, and painful emotions become the subject of painting. However, I am not interested in arranging those emotions, I only want to show the combination and order of the form. When I paint, I try to create as many complex compositions as I can as best as I can by throwing colors around. What comes to mind at that time is very… specific, such as the bridges and roads I saw in the city, the color of the roof, and the shape of the buildings. When I make such a complicated composition with colors, the colors start to move and start to get on the rhythm. I follow those moments and continue composing as if I was creating a chord using the most pleasing state possible.’
Lydia Lee
South Korea
Credentials
- Works on commission
Lydia Lee is a painter with roots in both rigorous realist training and academic study in Western painting at Seoul. Her technique fuses dynamic, layered gestures inspired by Abstract Expressionism and Impressionism, blending Eastern ink painting’s spirit with the depth of Western oils to create harmonious, rhythmic compositions. She orchestrates each canvas with a focus on movement and balance, channeling light and musicality. Lee’s paintings radiate a profound, vital energy, inviting viewers to sense the invisible harmonies and beauty that animate both the natural world and human existence.
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