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Korean porcelain painting first-time ever and its ultimate world 

- Author Park Hee-sung, president of Korea Porcelain Association and Sun Porcelain Academy   

Drawings on the plane and solid body at last display their brilliant colors through a few times of plastic deformation. Porcelain painting is a practical field of art portrayed by clothing colors on pottery applied with glaze. Park Hee-sung, president of the association, is an author who officially  introduced the legitimate three major techniques of porcelain painting, which have been developed for hundreds of years in the US and Europe as a distinct area between painting and ceramic art. Let¡¯s find how President Park as an artist brought the porcelain painting to flower in its barren land of Korea.   


Lifts unfamiliar porcelain painting to everyday-life household arts 

Porcelain painting is often confused with pottery industrial arts. Seeking to embody perfect light and shape is common but, while drawing in pottery industrial arts pertains to the whole shape of porcelain, in porcelain painting the porcelain molded out from applying such glaze acts as a canvas in picture. By degrees of pigment, shaping several to dozens of times makes a brilliant picture of cubic painting. With this attraction, porcelain painting works make a good decoration and practical household items among magnificent furniture of royal palace while taking root as part of the culture in Europe and both Americas in their tea time afternoon. Park, president of the Association, who had already won her fame for her sensibility in the folk art world in the 1990¡¯s, took interest in porcelain painting in need for delicate fingertip work and left for Australia in January 2001 for study. She was taught from professional artists the three legitimate techniques ? the aristocratic European style of small and minute touch, American style featured by the attraction of delicacy and magnificence filling up the picture, and modern style that expresses new patterns with diverse materials/techniques. Porcelain painting is the art of ¡®perseverance.¡¯ It is the picture of expressing light and shade with many times of touch that fills dots, lines and faces with exclusive-use brushes. But it also requires the work of adding depth by baking it in a kiln for each stage of light and darkness. President Park, an artist and teacher for junior artists, says ¡°For the past 13 years, our society has actually needed a pivot in the world of porcelain painting which were different from both industrial arts and paintings.¡± With such a sense of mission and duty, she set sail for the Association with chief director Ahn Jae-bum in a similar chemistry to increase the name of recognition among the public. Starting with non-profit organization for the first time in Korea, President Park opened the association founding exhibition and published the textbook of <Porcelain painting> with her pure own works only. She is the one who has the largest number of titles ¡°the top-class, the first-ever¡± in the Korean circles of porcelain painting. ¡°In foreign countries, porcelain painting is respected as a present for important guests and cultural arts that can be even in contact at home. However, unlike countries with an old history of porcelain painting, such as China the home of china, Japan which has prepared its own color after mimicking and the UK the home of bone china, there have been considerable limitations in our country because it was a purely personal attempt.¡± That¡¯s why President Park is chiefly focusing on expanding the cultural pool of porcelain art. Not only teaching the basic three legitimate techniques through the Sun Porcelain Park Hee-sung Academy, an education institute of Korea Porcelain Association, is she opening the cost of materials transparently to trainees and member authors of the association supplying them at cost. President Park indicates ¡°In an apprenticeship, it was not easy to learn techniques with many materials and not having become popularized made it hard to make many attempts. For this reason, rather than a closed view of the world by teaching only one technique in apprenticeship, she newly adopted the methodology of enhancing the pride and competence of authors through the exhibitions keeping in touch with many materials easily and economically. 


Expands the cultural pool of Korean-style porcelain art with younger-generation pupils

¡°Since it is made by hand, all porcelain painting is a kind of ¡®work.¡¯ We have publicized that the porcelain painting can cover both areas of arts and everyday-life household design. Korean porcelain industrial arts, known to be the beauty of margin, was not actually suited for the splendid pattern of royal palace, but as while making a pivot in the process of inducing porcelain painting, we have phased in from acquisition to imitation and now graft and a new trend.¡± President Park epitomizes the characteristics of Sun Porcelain Academy, ¡°Porcelain painting has a legitimate style and then a free style. The Sun Porcelain recombines the pigments, oil, etc. from each country through the institute affiliated with the association, leading the pupils to freer ideas for using materials. It takes at least 10,000 hours, or 10 years, for an artist to reach some stage, so we lead them to creation rather than imitation for that period of time. After the pupils finish learning all legitimate techniques basically, we encourage them to vary the subject matter or technique a little bit. Besides, as much as teaching the technique, the association is assiduously making many places and opportunities for the authors¡¯ exhibition.¡± She also added. ¡°I received many offers from the industry but I said next time because I had to direct my energies toward activity for authors I cultivated as president of the association. As lately local governments took interest in porcelain painting, porcelain painting works will be put into the best cultural spaces in the form of exhibition halls from the spring next year. Besides, using porcelain painting works widely for household items, I will keep the opportunity for diverse spheres open.¡± Starting with Haengnam pottery porcelain painting private view in 2003 for the first time as a domestic author, President Park completed a successful exhibition at 2013 chrysanthemum festival porcelain painting exhibition hosted by KOEX with authors she and Sun Porcelain Academy had turned out. The president is also going to open the private exhibition of porcelain painting at Seoul Arts Center from June 5 through 16 for the first time as domestic porcelain painting author. It is a one-man show but she is planning on the exhibition with her pupils and authors Park Yoon-jung and Chang Jung-eun. It is based on her belief that building many experiences is important for a number of porcelain painting specialists she is rearing as she has made her best endeavor for all exhibitions so far. ¡°Expanding the pool can be made only by the increasing number of capable authors and creation of jobs. We must have more people to learn with an increasing number of the younger generation and male authors getting out of the idea that it is the taste of rich women and with a new attempt made to succeed to legitimacy in order to settle the Korean-style porcelain painting culture in the future.¡± This time private view at Seoul Arts Center has been the first opportunity to release new attempts in which president Park used inlaid work devised from Korean traditional pattern and etching effect with gold, adding ¡®obang,¡¯ our traditional five colors to represent four directions and center, on the vessel made out of our traditional hand spinning wheel as well as her legitimate porcelain painting works. President Park is believed to open a new chapter for Korean-style porcelain painting this time, too, under the description of ¡®first-ever¡¯ in the nation. 




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