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[Art] Artist Okjeong Jo Chul-su
Tradition meets modern uniqueness

"The expression of one's emotion is a dialogue or an act of opening one's daily life. The art of soul is right in front of me and I endeavor to catch the soul into my work and thus close the door of another day. The blank on the canvas is not to be left for blank's sake but it happens as the result of drawing." - Artist's note - 

The Korean beauty represented by the yin-yang symbol and arirang
Jo's representative work 'Arirang' shows the back of women dancing to the rhythm of arirang, the most famous Korean folk song, on a Korean paper. The work is unique in terms of its dynamism as most traditional Korean landscape paintings or still lives are static. Jo has walked a single pass as an artist for the last 50 years. He has delivered his admiration to all living things through the song arirang where the breathing of the Korean race has been residing. The song is a symbol of our identity and hope and conviction. It came out through the speaker when the national teams of North and South Koreas were entering the stadium at the Sydney 2000 Summer Olympics and many Koreans became emotional. The Korean football supporters Red Devil also sang the song on Seoul Plaza for national unity at the 2012 FIFA Club World Cup. Arirang turns our pain to joy and leads us to eternity, some say. 

National sentiment expressed in poem on painting
Rose of sharon and landscape are also main themes of Jo alongside arirang. Jo has not used rose of sharon and arirang according to their traditional norms but added his color to give a uniqueness. This uniqueness, Jo thinks, is the fuel to promote the beauty of Korea to the world. In line of this effort, Jo has participated in a number of overseas exhibitions including the Jilin Normal University Korea-China Fine Arts Exhibition and the Beijing Museums Korea-China Modern Art Exhibition. He also participated in an exhibition held in Germany as the representative Korean artist and all of his 33 works were sold with one hour extended exhibition time due to the explosive number of visitors. "I invited a nurse who was working in Germany at that time as a translator during the exhibition for I was flooded in with questions of the local reporters. I wanted to remind people of the fact that many Koreans were dispatched to Germany for nursing and mining during the 70s. The reporters asked me questions like "Why do you draw the back of people?" and "What does arirang mean?" said Jo in retrospect and continued "The back of a person gives me a sense of feeling about his emotions good or bad in honest while the front expresses either forced smiley or sad faces. Arirang for me means 'the beloved one who I miss so much'. It is a song of a desperate heart to bring back one's lost love." The work 'Arirang I', for example, is added with the first verse of the national anthem on the right side. 

"I will draw the joy and love of every single moment of my life"
Jo is a director of the Modern Art Association and the deputy president of the Korean Fine Arts Association. He also teaches local residents Korean painting at culture centers in an effort to promote art activities to the public and the oldest of his students have been with Jo for 20 years. "I really feel the need for the government and the media to have interest in art and to support artists and exhibitions systematically. Back then in Korea, the media treated art exhibitions as one of the main news but it seems that not many people today care about art. I only feel regretful knowing the fact that people willingly wait at least a month to meet a master artist with respect in Japan. I hope more people and companies give an effort, small or big, in promoting art and culture in Korea" said Jo and added "Not many people can afford to be an artist even though they have a great talent. They just have to feel satisfied by carrying it on as a hobby. Yet I feel really happy whenever one of my students hold a solo exhibition. This encourages me to make more effort in promoting art in Korea alongside my own creative zeal." <Power Korea> sends a message of support. 


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