Trinity , Singularity Series No.04
Oil on Canvas
64x76in
$16,280
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Jay Chung
United States
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 46x60in
About this artwork
The Singularity Series approaches the human body not as a fixed structure, but as a condition shaped by tension, memory, and time. Rather than emphasizing dramatic transformation, these paintings attend to subtle shifts—moments when form loosens and reorganizes under pressure. Figures blur or merge with their surroundings, not as escape, but as adaptation within persistent boundaries.
The works trace what remains after rupture, where presence and… disappearance overlap rather than oppose one another. Through the slow accumulation of oil, hesitation and endurance emerge in layered gestures, and the canvas becomes a space where structure and vulnerability coexist.
Singularity reflects on how the body continues within instability and limits, suggesting that persistence itself is a form of becoming.
The works trace what remains after rupture, where presence and… disappearance overlap rather than oppose one another. Through the slow accumulation of oil, hesitation and endurance emerge in layered gestures, and the canvas becomes a space where structure and vulnerability coexist.
Singularity reflects on how the body continues within instability and limits, suggesting that persistence itself is a form of becoming.
Jay Chung
United States
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Credentials
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
« Our perceptions are fantasies that coincide with reality. »
Jay Chung is a Korean artist based in Dallas, whose figurative paintings delve into the intricate interplay between physical realities and interior states of being. In his latest body of work, Chung reimagines the human figure, moving beyond traditional representation to offer an "alternative" perspective—one that captures the conscious and unconscious dimensions of our existence in the world.
On his canvases, emotions take shape as dynamic, dreamlike forms—often blurred, suspended, or grounded in abstract spaces. These compositions evoke the imagined landscapes of our psychological, societal, and imaginative lives, inviting viewers to engage with the complex layers of human experience.
On his canvases, emotions take shape as dynamic, dreamlike forms—often blurred, suspended, or grounded in abstract spaces. These compositions evoke the imagined landscapes of our psychological, societal, and imaginative lives, inviting viewers to engage with the complex layers of human experience.
