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This work is the sixth version of my series, which reinterprets the biblical rainbow – the sign of the covenant according to the story of Noah – geometrically and spatially.
The title poses a personal question:
Where is the rainbow that God promised me?
He invites us to revisit our own hope and our own promise.
Instead of depicting the rainbow as a colored arc, the work explores the space occupied by the colors. The geometric fields arise from… the idea of standing inside a rainbow, not looking at it from the outside.
Thus, the work combines color, structure, and spiritual reflection into an abstract, spatial composition.
This work was created in 2010 and is one of my early drawings.
The original paper is slightly shorter than A4 and was therefore reinforced on the back with an additional sheet. The work is housed in a black A4 frame.
« "How would it be if you experienced THE TIME OF ETERNAL PRESENCE through my art?" »
Soo Youn Kim is an award-winning painter, draftsman and textile artist who resides in Germany. Her art has been featured in both group and solo exhibitions nationally. Time, rhythm, tones and creation are all themes in her works. As a student, she was fascinated by the geometric language in the visual arts. Setting her own order and rules, she uses geometric standards to simplify forms of nature, transferring invisible terms into new forms.