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[A CONTRIBUTION TO PAEK, WON-SUN'S INDIVIDUAL ART EXHIBITION]


by Yoo, Joon-Sang

Art Critic 


The Things to See and to be seen :


Summing up in a word, painting is a visual arts, that is to say it is an ares to see. Therefore, in this connection, painting is called as a visual arts. Because it is offered to the eyes of the viewers. And, it is because of the faot that the things to see is also the things to be seen. In this regard, a painting is created to be seen and is painted to become a visual object. And, the very objects created to be seen and their serial creative traces have complied an art history. J. Caske who happened to see the art piece of cezanne commented, "They are extremely mystic and are delicately entangled with source which even cannot be perceived by sensibility such as this has had influenced immensaly upon the later coming artists, and thus the issues related to painting style were returned to the stage of origination from the original issues related to the existence style of painting. And, one of the descendants of the painting style is artist Paek, Won-Sun being introduced in this contribution.

As widely known, the final style of art which represented the object of painting to be seen from the aspect of to see was the impressionist art. And, the style of art which revelled against the visual privilege was the Bohenist. 

Their very aesthetics was to pursue the reality to be perceived by mind rather than by visual sence, that is to say that it was represented on the canvas in a manner of straightforwardness of the traces of life. In other word, its representation was not based on the way to see the reality by eyes, but it was represented genuinely in a way to be seen by the eye of mind as a realm of aesthetics. Paek. Won-Sun has consistently stuck on the similar art style. And, the particular painting style of his was clearly verified at his 1994 individual exhibition. His artiatic standpoint at around that time was to place more emphasis on the artistic expression itself than a mere delineation of the contents of a subject matter. To transform a content into a painting is described in the art terms as 'signifier' and attaching importance to the artistic expression itself is 'significant' as well known by all. If the former was on the conceptiv standpoint, the latter will be of shape. Philosophically explaining, this is defined as 'aidos' which is meaning 'similar looking'. And, the issues of 'similarity' has been the basic theme in the art history, which can be defined as an issue of retroaction the structure of our conception embryologically. A painting has its own reaon of existence. Seeing something is much more closely related to something of 'similarity' than merely seeing a painting object. Therefore, the objects thoroughly unlike anything is called as an abstract painting. The 'abstract painting' has a potential meaning of not conceptive. In this respect, as it is not conceptive, most viewers are not well aware of an 'abstract painting'. However, the etymology of 'aidos' is derived from the word, 'seeing' which is combined with the elements of 'conseptive' and 'of shape'. The reason for the difference in definition of 'seeing' and 'knowing' as today largely due to the past practices, and they were not differentiated the beginning. The abstract expression which is the characteristics of modern art has been derived from the rapid view of history to retroact these precedents to the source of the embryological conception.

The recent works of Paek. Won-Sun which followed the current of times have demonstrated before us as an expremely different and unexpectant form. Compared with his works exhibited at his exhibition in 1994 were vidily displayed the straightforward traces of art activity with the subject matters, the surrent exhibition is said to be introduction of something 'to be seen'. It is the process of verification of the stucture of painting from the physical structure composing a painting itself rather than the visual contents of structure of the subjectivity. A painting, to the details, is an art of plan, and the structure of fault, a plan, become something 'to be seen' that composes a painting style. Therefore, Baek's prime intention in this exhibition was based on the retroacting embryologically from the structure of 'style' rather than from the standpoint of 'to see' something 'to be seen'. The prime mattar of concern of Paek, Won-Sun at present are the square pattern and its conceptive similarity being consistently pursued by the view of shape of Gestart. This is an expremely difficult work. This may be a universal theme apart from human affairs, that is because that it is possible to retroact to a quite new motive dimension with the reason why mankind structured his conception into a paln of 'square form; for his view of universe. 

The writer is quite puzzled to find him forwarding toward the dismal desert of intellect by totally giving up the fresh and vital but lonely temperature of oasis in a way to pursue and confirm the subject matters of his painting along the traces of activity with entrusting his arts upon the body until shortly ago.       




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Artist's Commentary 


Paek, Won-Sun


Korean paper is nature.

The paper makes the inside and outside communicate with each other

And breathe together. Through hard labor and strenuous handwork.

Sheet by sheet, I layer the pure paper, softer than silk.

Until no trace of what lies beneath can be seen. 

Then following feelings, I tear out layers of the paper freely.


Tending to that torn wound, layering the paper again and again, 

The images of the most modern characters or animals are expressed as intaglio or relief, Overlapped fragments of the Korean paper evoke a feeling similar to the mood aroused by the Korean rami jacket, Delicately handwoven. with seemingly invisible inner seams that simultaneously Revealed and veiled the skin and undergarments of the female.


My works of art originate from the traditional domestic culture of Korean women's handcrafted artifacts, embroidery, and fashion.

That culture is characterized by modesty and simplicity.

I combine the beauty of its authentic designs with modern art. 

Through the contrast of the veiling and the exposing of the filling and the vacating, With feeling the subtle difference that emerges from fluctuation in the order of nature I express a more controlled inner world, With the grace and artistry of its contours and shapes,  

Traditional Korean fashion exquisitely harmonizes The strong and weak physical points of the Korean people Through the art of veiling and exposing. It is a science that is Reflecting the personality, dignity, and well-being of the people.

I created my artistic style through expressing the minute yet beautiful differences


between 

The various white shades of Korean paper, mulberry paper, cotton cloth, and linen cloth, using the glorious Korean paper:


"Whereas silk lasts for only one hundred years, paper lasts for a thousand years." 


Translation by Joontaek Park and Carol A. Steen 




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