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World's creative art academy professional.
Kihyun Cho, artist/literati/literary critic/dancer.
Cho majored in Fine Arts at Seoul National University and taught students at a middle school in Suwon city after graduation. Whether he was a teacher or living as an artist now, Cho has lived his life passionately to express his artistic soul.
He has lived as a true artist covering most of the art fields such as Western painting, Oriental painting, nude, caricature, pictorial symbol as well as poem, criticism and dancing. What he expresses through his paintings is 'The Creation of Fine Arts'.
Cho has been expressing 'natural overflows of strong emotions' crossing between conception and non-conception. He has participated in 430 exhibitions so far, and has been active in the world stage and also has led the development of the Korean art world.
He widely read in Korean paintings, Western paintings, illustration, crafts, design, composition, appreciation, calligraphy and engraving when he was an art teacher, and he acted as a writer after his retirement from the principal position in 1999. He has been awarded Grand Prize in poem from Hanmac Culture, Gaya Golden Crown Prize from World Poetry, Grand Prize from Arts Council Korea, First Prize from Korea Field Education Research Competition, International Grand Prize from Shinwonjeon Japan, International Golden Prize from Beijing Olympics International Art Fair, and Grand Prize from Socrates Academy.
Cho's works express harmony and tune up a gap between western and eastern esthetics. 'Korean stripes of many colors', '12 zodiac animals of China', 'Classical lights of Edinburgh', 'Achromatic Color of Greece', 'The Flamenco Flame of Spain', 'The Tango Melodies of Argentina', and 'The Great Creative Ornament of Roman Catholic Cathedral's Mosaic Fresco'.., Cho's works are considered as an art which the beauty of classics and modern sensibilities coexist.
Cho's composition, shape, and expression of the works overwhelmed the times unaffected by anything and they were highly praised from the public.
Furthermore, it is his character to snapshot an object and put the moment of the shot on canvas. He does not pictorialize the shot but takes it with his eyes and express it with his heart.
Cho said "all art is the creation of Eros that blooms human's emotion and sensibility. If poem is a language of sense and philosophy, painting is a language of sentiments." He thinks that to paint the inspiration in one's heart, rather than to paint what one see in his eye, is the true art.
Cho is planning to release a book of his paintings and to build a memorial hall.
It is no doubt that Cho's indefatigable passion in art over eighty years of age will be the base for developing Korea and the Korean art world.
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