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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 28.7x24in
About this artwork
Skyscraper is an abstract interpretation of the urban landscape and the repetitive patterns of life within it. The evenly arranged rectangles symbolize windows—each representing a fragment of individual stories woven into the grid of city life.
Beneath this structured order, flowing colors and wave-like distortions reveal the subtle turbulence of human emotion and chaos that persist within monotonous routines. Through this contrast, the artist visualizes… the coexistence of order and vitality, structure and spirit.
The layered surface, reflecting light and texture, evokes glass walls of modern buildings, suggesting warmth and humanity breathing within the cold geometry of the metropolis.
Beneath this structured order, flowing colors and wave-like distortions reveal the subtle turbulence of human emotion and chaos that persist within monotonous routines. Through this contrast, the artist visualizes… the coexistence of order and vitality, structure and spirit.
The layered surface, reflecting light and texture, evokes glass walls of modern buildings, suggesting warmth and humanity breathing within the cold geometry of the metropolis.
Yohahn Han
South Korea
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Yohahn Han(artist name DIKO) is a contemporary abstract painter from Korea who creates his own visual language through layered metallic pigments, transparent overlays, and an intuitive rhythm.
He is the only artist in the world known for a revolutionary technique of cutting and slashing completed iconic portraits, then reassembling and layering multiple canvases into a single composition. This act is not destruction, but a deliberate rebirth that redefines the meaning of painting.
Han’s works reveal the raw material truth of paint while exploring chaos and order, destruction and renewal. Light, shadow, and texture intertwine to express hope, resilience, and the enduring light of the human soul—a quiet yet powerful testament to beauty that survives time’s scars.
He is the only artist in the world known for a revolutionary technique of cutting and slashing completed iconic portraits, then reassembling and layering multiple canvases into a single composition. This act is not destruction, but a deliberate rebirth that redefines the meaning of painting.
Han’s works reveal the raw material truth of paint while exploring chaos and order, destruction and renewal. Light, shadow, and texture intertwine to express hope, resilience, and the enduring light of the human soul—a quiet yet powerful testament to beauty that survives time’s scars.