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<Art Power Interview / Korean painting artist Sa Gong Meong Soon>
“From love of mountains to the works of beyond human power”
Sa’s landscape paintings receive favorable reviews

Oriental painting is known to have emphasis on the beauty of ink, lines and emptiness. And among many themes, landscape painting is mostly used and leading the essence of traditional oriental painting. Embracing ideas and philosophies, oriental paintings have a great charm and depth different from western paintings. Monotone rock cliffs present outstanding values and mysterious clouds and mist lead us into ecstasy as if to recite a poem. Recently though, more added colors of landscape paintings are guiding the viewers to a closer contact with the works.

Abundant colors and delicateness of landscape paintings
Artist Sa Gong Meong Soon has released a number of landscape paintings including ‘Wǔyí Shān Riverside’ in China and the Korean landscapes executed in magnificence and abundant colors. Sa developed her style from modern realistic coloring and plain style of traditional methods to modern wash drawing. Many of her works gave details to lively rocks, mountains and valleys as well as mysterious ridges. Some of her famous works include ‘Home Town Diary’ and ‘Scenery of Riverside Village’ (2005), ‘Siprihwarang’ (2006), ‘Harvest’ (2007), ‘Summer Valleys’ and ‘Jeongseon in Autumn’ (2010), ‘Yonggyeonhyupsogyeon’ and ‘Bipok’ (2012), ‘Rape Flower Field’ (2014), ‘Along the Mountain Road’ and ‘Pia Valley of Jiri Mountain’ (2016) and ‘Snowy Scene’ sized from 53.0 x 40.9cm to 16.2 x 11.2cm on rice paper. Her recent work ‘Grapes’ might rather seem like a western painting but we can soon recognize it is an oriental painting applied with a slightly different method. Sa said “I grew my interest in western painting and is working on combining its elements with oriental painting.” For example, a tree is drawn in oriental style while the background uses western methods of color spread, positive and negative. 

Securing her status from literati painting to study on technique
‘Landscape paintings’ receive fervent response in China
and ‘Snowy scenes’ in Japan

Sa started with literati painting at first and turned her course to landscape painting around 1998. She made her works in monotone but developed her dexterity through hard work to create most of the current works. While focusing on landscape painting, she kept a piece of her passion in the Four Gracious Plants. She works at home most of the time. The small studio in her apartment has been the source of her many works of landscape, literati and sketchbook paintings. She married to an army officer husband and had to live by a constant relocation of residence all over the nation from Inje County to Wontong to Hwacheon County. She used this itinerant environment for climbing 200 mountains. She also made 20 times of journey, including for exhibitions, to Mtn. Hwang, Zhangjiajie, Tae, Taehang and Paektu in China. Sa likes the winter mountain the most. The branches of trees and the rocks exposed to nature are like the jewels hidden during the summer and she gets enchanted by the snow flowers. “I like climbing mountains and the feeling that rocks and trees greet me with comfort. And I use the vitality for my work. People say that there is something beyond human power in my work and I think this is because I become one with mountain in my work” said Sa. Some of her mountain works include ‘Sentiment of Farm Village’, which was selected for Grand Exhibition of Korea and ‘Spectacular Jiri Mountain’ and ‘Spending Summer in Pia Valley’ which were selected for specials works for the same exhibition the next year. “Once I start a work, I spend 12 hours nonstop. But I don’t even take the brush for several days if I’m not in the right mood to create” said Sa.

Active as a member and advisor of Ahyangheo, holding solo exhibition
Sa pushes for change in passion and challenging spirit

Recently, Sa took the president position of Ahyangheo, an oriental painting artists organization. Ahyangheo was established in 2002 and held the first exhibition on 7 December 2002. It organizes a regular exhibition once every two years in Insa-dong and 30 members are currently engaged in activities. The members have a general meeting twice a year in June and December and a picnic is also organized in the spring and the summer. Currently, Sa is serving as an advisor of Ahyangheo. She held exchange exhibitions with Chinese artists from which she found some inspiration. Her work ‘Snowy Scene’ won the chairman’s prize of the education committee of Yokohama, Japan and it was loved my many Japanese according to a source. Though she mainly has created works with size from 53.0 x 40.9cm to 16.2 x 11.2cm, she is planning to make a 25.9cm x 18.1cm work in near future. When completed, she hopes to have an exhibition at Hyundai Asan Gallery. Meanwhile, Sa has provided painting lecture at Sansaemaeul Welfare Center in Eunpyeong District, Seoul since 2016 and will continue her talent donation to a welfare center in Yangju, the city which she soon move to. <Power Korea> sends a message of support. 
 


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