ONE AND J. Gallery to Host Suh Yongsun’s Solo Exhibition 'New Works'
Maria Kim
sayart2022@gmail.com | 2024-05-29 23:00:40
ONE AND J. Gallery proudly presents the solo exhibition 'New Works' by acclaimed artist Suh Yongsun, on view from May 12 to June 23, 2024. This exhibition showcases Suh's vivid depictions of urban life across major cities.
Suh Yongsun's latest exhibition features works created between 2007 and 2024, reflecting his experiences in Seoul, New York, Beijing, and Paris.
Through vibrant colors and bold brushstrokes, Suh explores human nature, capturing the essence of city life and the emotions it evokes.
In the 'City Series,' Suh's works from the 1980s to the present illustrate the transformation of Seoul from monochrome to a colorful metropolis.
After retiring in 2009, Suh traveled extensively, infusing his art with a global perspective while focusing on the universal aspects of urban living.
Manhattan, with its diverse population and dynamic environment, serves as a significant source of inspiration for Suh's recent works.
In New York, Suh observed the city's subway system, likening it to a "bloodstream" that powers urban life. His new series, "N Line" and "14th St. Station," captures scenes of commuters.
Suh's self-portraits and urban landscapes delve into human existence, portraying the daily struggles and emotions of modern life.
His recent works, including 'Self-Portrait 1,' utilize unconventional materials, reflecting his adaptive approach to new environments.
Suh's art emphasizes the importance of observing and expressing the complexities of urban life and the human condition.
'New Works' invites viewers to experience the vibrancy and diversity of city life through Suh's unique artistic lens.
Suh Yongsun's achievements include numerous solo exhibitions and prestigious awards, solidifying his reputation in the contemporary art world.
Sayart / Maria Kim, sayart2022@gmail.com
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