EUM 0127
Référence : 26-1-3-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-2
Hong Ilhwa is deeply inspired by the Gotjawal Forest on Jeju Island, an ecosystem unique to South Korea. This forest, characterized by its biodiversity and ecological importance, is a place of reflection for the artist on the themes of coexistence, resilience and transformation. The series EUM reflects this inspiration, translating the essence of the forest through artistic representations that capture its complexity and intrinsic beauty.
Length : 18.11 in / 46 cm
Height : 21.65 in / 55 cm
Width : 0.79 in / 2 cm
Weigth : 4.41 lb / 2 kg
Artist: Hyun Joo Hong
Mediums : Oil
Support: Canvas
Frame: Without
Inspiration: The EUM Series is distinguished by the use of black and white, creating a striking contrast that highlights the complexity and beauty of natural forms. The works in this series feature compositions where natural elements, such as trees and forests, are depicted with special attention to detail and texture. This monochrome approach accentuates the depth and sculptural dimension of the subjects, offering a new perspective on nature.
The term EUM (음) in Korean can be associated with concepts such as sound, resonance, or shadow, evoking notions of duality and complementarity. In the context of this series, he suggests an exploration of the hidden or subtle aspects of nature, highlighting the interactions between light and dark, presence and absence.
Guarantee: Signed and issued with a certificate of authenticity
Hong Ilhwa
South Korea
Hong Ilhwa is a committed artist whose work explores the relationships between humans, nature, and society. Through his paintings and installations, he invites viewers to deeply reflect on coexistence, memory, and identity. His artistic approach, blending aesthetics and commitment, makes him a key figure in Korean contemporary art.
