Relation #1
Acrylic, India Ink on Paper
21x18in
$2,400
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nam yoosho
South Korea
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : India Ink on Paper , Wood under plexiglas
- Framing : Framed
- Dimensions : 20.9x18.1in
About this artwork
Describing a work is always a careful and sometimes even embarrassing process.
I am no different. Nevertheless, to briefly explain the flow and essence of my work, I am an artist who started from the conceptual and moved to the abstract.
At first, I drew pictures with clear shapes, but as time went by, the lines and structures were simplified and reconstructed, and I gradually moved toward the abstract form.
In my case, rather than calling it complete… abstraction, it would be more accurate to view it as ‘expressive abstraction’ derived from shapes.
The Hanji works introduced in this exhibition are also an extension of this flow.
I did not simply draw pictures, but tried to express the excitement (excitement and rhythm) and the beauty of lines in them.
These works, in which lines flow freely as if dancing, are the result of my own techniques and the sense of my hands that have been accumulated over a long period of time. The movement of lines repeated at a fas
I am no different. Nevertheless, to briefly explain the flow and essence of my work, I am an artist who started from the conceptual and moved to the abstract.
At first, I drew pictures with clear shapes, but as time went by, the lines and structures were simplified and reconstructed, and I gradually moved toward the abstract form.
In my case, rather than calling it complete… abstraction, it would be more accurate to view it as ‘expressive abstraction’ derived from shapes.
The Hanji works introduced in this exhibition are also an extension of this flow.
I did not simply draw pictures, but tried to express the excitement (excitement and rhythm) and the beauty of lines in them.
These works, in which lines flow freely as if dancing, are the result of my own techniques and the sense of my hands that have been accumulated over a long period of time. The movement of lines repeated at a fas
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.
nam yoosho
Relation #2
$2,400
