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The living things made of dynamism and silence of objects
The driving power completed by 4 D sentiment and kinetic art 
Kinetic artist Andrew Cho
The resonance of waste and trees

The vitality of kinetic art can be found at small stimulation, wind or the materials that make it moved. Interestingly, kinetic artist Andrew Cho is called as ‘junk kinetic artist’ or as ‘alchemist’ due to the mechanical engineering element added to the kinetic art form in his works. Cho grew up under the influence of his car engine developer father and majored in environment sculpture at The University of Seoul. Cho is famous for giving vitality with movement to the stillness of sculptures. “The movement itself is just a first dimensional act but the sculptor’s message delivered onto the movement is what it matters” explains Cho. The mechanical devices such as waste and wood, in this respect, are a means to expose the meaning in its symbolic form of nature and environment. “You are aware that there is a car and you are on the seat but you never know the sense of driving force unless you ignite the engine to move it away. Likewise, seeing my works on photos is different from seeing them in real” continues Cho. In his work ‘Root of Human’ displayed at The International Sculpture Festa Seoul 2016, Cho used a seemed to be 200 to 300 hundred year old dead apricot tree to create a work that reminds a loom and organ pedals sharing a story. Cho says it is an epic poem with a dead tree as the protagonist who has gone through his time and space. His other works ‘Earth Tree’ and ‘Remember Whales’, meanwhile, tells us the need of co-existence. If the former is about a tree with sealed bottles hanging, the latter is a whale made of chains and pedals. ‘Hedgehog’, however, might be the most beloved work by Cho himself and the public as the animal symbolizes a destroyed humanity caused by environmental pollution. Cho won an excellent prize at The Junk Art Competition with this work. For most of the time, Cho gets inspiration from nature and his dream. He once lost his 20 years of works to fire but his passion in creation has never once been lost. <Power Korea> is looking forward to his coming exhibition in much enthusiasm.  


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