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Seogak artist Jo Myeong-wook
“My passion in seogak will last forever”
Winning grand prize at Mukgaek Calligraphy Grand Exhibition

“Carving is a dialogue with wood. I become one with carving knife and hammer to communicate with wood and that is seogak. Carving is a solemn action to give life to lifeless wood. I start seogak with preparing written words and it is a work of creating a new life and face. I wish my works remain always there as modestly as possible and make people comfortable.” – Artist’s note -

Meeting with a new life and teacher through seogak
Jo learned calligraphy first before seogak. Starting calligraphy in his 20s, Jo deepened his skill and understanding in written words and ran his own academy. It was one of his junior calligraphers who introduced seogak to Jo who fell in love with the charm of the art in no time. “The first month probably was the most difficult time to learn seogak. But from the next month I started to see trees and the grains. I had to carve along the forward direction for easy flow but I wasn’t good enough to know about the directions of the grains in the first month. I could only see them from the second month” looked back Jo. There might be no bigger luck than having a good teacher when learning something. It was Jo’s luck to meet a master seogak artist Jang Woo-chul (nickname Baekdu) that he learned the art of intaglio. Baek, who has walked a single path as a seogak artist for the last 30 years, is a parlor and a mentor of Jo.  

The limitless charm of seogak
Jo’s philosophy in seogak is as deep as his love of the art; be faithful to the basics and avoid technical show-off to create a good work. “Seogak must be like seogak. So does intaglio and emboss. A true art of seogak comes from honesty but not technique. Likewise, one must flow with the right directions of the grains to enliven the angles.” Jo sometimes feels seogak as a process of self-training. It means that it is not easy. Yet the more he gives effort the deeper he goes into the art to achieve high level of the execution. If a good work of calligraphy comes from countless repetition, a good work of seogak shines everywhere as long as the one completes the process regardless the level of execution in the written words. That is the point where it creates a harmony with other objects. For this reason, Jo feels a good seogak as a personality from which his pride comes and it has always been the driving force of his ceaseless effort for the last 10 years. 

Winning grand prize at Mukgaek Calligraphy Grand Exhibition
Jo is an invitational artist, and a board member, of the Korea Gakja Association and also of the Korean Fine Arts Association, of the Traditional Iron Gakja (carving letters) and of the Baekdu Traditional Seogak. He won the grand prize at Mukgaek Calligraphy Grand Exhibition and a number of other prizes at the Gangam Calligraphy Grand Exhibition and the Maeil Calligraphy Grand Exhibition. During the 10 years of his career, Jo has created a number of outstanding works: Hunminjeongeum Haerye, Who Am I?, Smile, Seando, Sehwa, Carp and Buddha. Smile in particular enhanced a modern beauty by changing the meaning of ‘small’ of the front word to ‘beautiful’. Also, Jo has tried to add the decorative elements to his works to give differentiations. Jo has as clear an opinion about life as his philosophy in seogak; “do not deceive yourself but live faithfully.’ And he is received as a seogak artist who has a deep understanding about traditional seogak and its execution. “It is really difficult for a seogak artist to use technique to draw good strokes and words. But I wish to be a seogak artist who knows about trees and how to become one with them. I also hope that there are more seogak artists who understand about ‘carving’. What I really wish though is that I want to create works that will last a thousand years and be proud of them.” It is Jo’s dream to shift his own written words ‘Gusunggungyechunmyeong’ – originally written by Ouyang Xun – into his own seogak to fulfill his wish to create works of eternity.  


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