Relation #1
Acrylic, India Ink on Paper
21x18in
$2,400
Framing
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nam yoosho
South Korea
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Pastel, Colored Pencil on Cardboard , Cardboard
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 15x21.3in
About this artwork
”Breath of Movements: Expressive Croquis on Traditional”
When painters work on croquis models, it's almost as if they're table tennis athletes, busily moving in a ick rhythm.
Always out of breath.
Even so, the artist focuses on croquis as it shows such an unintentional dynamic expression, that results in a surprising thrill in the outcome.
This excitement have brought the artist to continue for more than 50 years.
The traces of which are about to… take on the world through a single space.
Doesn't this show that croquis can be both the beginning and the final form of a painting?
When painters work on croquis models, it's almost as if they're table tennis athletes, busily moving in a ick rhythm.
Always out of breath.
Even so, the artist focuses on croquis as it shows such an unintentional dynamic expression, that results in a surprising thrill in the outcome.
This excitement have brought the artist to continue for more than 50 years.
The traces of which are about to… take on the world through a single space.
Doesn't this show that croquis can be both the beginning and the final form of a painting?
nam yoosho
South Korea
Credentials
- Works on commission
Yoosho Nam is a painter renowned for his mastery of croquis, using ink and Korean hanji paper to build on his Western painting background. He fuses Eastern traditional materials with gestural, expressive abstraction, employing spontaneous lines and rhythmic marks to capture raw energy and movement. His works radiate an instinctive immediacy, enveloping viewers in a dynamic harmony of culture, time, and motion.
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Nu croquis #2
$2,390
