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“The colored picture expressing profound colors by fermenting the style and beauty of traditional coloring at the border of life and healing”
Artist Kim Mi-hee 

Portrays women in colors of deep texture from a laborious job 
Artist Kim Mi-hee, who has many fans at home and abroad with gorgeous and fascinating impression of colors, founded ‘a society of colored ink painting’ soon after graduation from college, followed by a long research on expressing the texture of colors. In an attempt to combine the sense of colors in Oriental painting with Western painting, she has been committed to the colored picture in diverse brightness and chroma, such as dyeing of traditional Korean costume or obang five colors. Artist Kim’s pictures shown in Hong Kong Art Fair, New York Hampton Art Fair, Korea International Art Fair, etc. were manufactured in the manner of expressing strong and rough/weak and soft colors on sliding-screen paper.  

Hundreds of and thousands of brushing on sliding-screen paper, traditional Korean paper lasting a thousand years, will produce fermented colors with deep and powerful gusto, which she says will not change even after a long time. Powdered coloring is made with dyestuffs in powdered quality of material by medium of glue, not oil, and the method of tempering is something like that of making rice cake or cookie, so preparing powdered or stoned coloring is the job that reminds one of the process of cooking. Since the work made this way has the effect of granular matters producing colors in mutual reflection as they pile up, the author endures this boring job until it gives the underlying power of colors.    
     
Since applying red color on Chinese drawing paper makes it pink with dilution, it requires numerous strokes of brush to express the sense of color as it is seen. Considering artist Kim’s fervor about treating matter for perfectibility, it is probably natural that she should set ‘woman’ for the object she wants to portray with such a sense of colors. Korea’s image of woman is represented by a bitter feeling, perseverance and understanding. Women in artist Kim’s series of <Wishes> showing dogged speculation for hope, whether alone or holding a baby in her arms, can be a summary of consistent expressionism for material and theme.   

As to artist Kim’s composition of stoned and powdered coloring, a barley field portrayed in her work <Hope> in 2010 emphasizes the colors of blue and green suggesting the hopes of barleys swinging in the wind. Woman’s bitter feeling is not a sorrowful cry after being tired from waiting but light of tomorrow on its rim. Artist Kim once painted a dark, gloomy picture but she says she began to suggest the bright side of hope through her painting as she became engaged in expressing a woman’s sturdy life force. Then, following the hope, she started involving the message of healing and commentary in her paintings.   

An artist is a poet reciting the times with colors and a philosopher meditating on the phase of the times with colors.   
Artist Kim’s works express the melancholy of a long-necked woman by Modigliani, the image of an ethnic-looking woman who is trying to communicate by turning her neck as in Gauguin’s portrait, and so on. She wanted to express a woman’s life through the material of the series <Hope> in which she made a background of flowers, lunar pot and a woman’s profile. It is because, she says, such an object is easy to represent in her own empathy in case of expressing the author’s own sex and identity. “Before starting work, I always turn on the radio to listen to music. The feeling of a woman not wavering in pain or the storm of life exists both in Fado, a Portuguese folk song, and our Arirang. I can sense the mentality of a bitter feeling immanent in the tradition from both. Besides, in expressing the modern physical beauty, I would like to express the feeling of Shin Yoon-bok’s drawing of a beauty in a new, fangled way.”  
 
According to her, she painted mother and child showing a sublimated maternal love as much as the lyric work on the profile of a girl, and it was the woman from which she could draw sorrow and grudge that she has come to draw women focally among portraits. Her work turned from bitter feeling to healing on the opportunity of 2010 private exhibition. ”While those who engage in Oriental painting keep their form with idea and philosophy, I am rather expressing philosophy in painting by reflecting the times and using speculations and a critical mind occurring from coming in touch with books, news, dramas and daily life. Besides, the modern art should expose one’s life and identity by means of painting.”  

In her work <A breath of April>, artist Kim chose the image of flowers before that of the green sea she was fond of. Since the April in the bloom of cherries and roses is a painful season for someone who is forced to think of the deep and cold sea, she portrayed the children of Sewol Ferry with new pink roses by contrasting it with yellow ribbons. She tried to comfort many people by beautifying the trace of children who must have now become angels. Artist Kim, who has unusual susceptibility because of growing up in the country with the friend of nature and who has found the image of healing from nature and women, is determined to keep on expressing both soft sense of color and rough texture of color by coloring it one upon another on sliding-screen paper in the future.  

“I wish to make a painting job of a woman’s history of vicissitude or the panorama of their life with the theme like a masterpiece or a saga because it is good for the East to have a masterpiece rising above the times, such as <A girl wearing pearl earrings> or <the Mona Lisa> in France. Though it is a difficult job, I have my heart set on cultivating the personal image of a woman who holds the Oriental grudge and mentality.” Also known for her author’s note, Artist Kim’s new woman image in combination of colors and conception is going to be a manifestation of impressive authorship.                                                      


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