Yoo Junghyun (1973) - photo 1

Yoo Junghyun

Jung-Hyun Yoo is a contemporary korean artist. For him paintings are a chapter in which one is able to explore both psychological and physical depths. The ink spatters are part of a process which divides the background and the subject which is marked as a 'boundary making' procedure. The stains of coincidence, embracing the black fragments to rub, wipe, supplement, and adorn are Yu Jung Hyun’s process of making a 'warm skin'. Besides the interior and the exterior, the figure and the background, the visual and cognitive conflict and contrast grant the forms a pictorial existence. The characteristics of his work is that it conveys a print-like appearance and that they are drawn on a unique textured surface.

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Date and place of birt:1973, Korea
Nationality:Korea
Period of activity: XIX, XX century
Specialization:Artist, Painter, Portraitist
Genre:Portrait
Art style:Realism, Contemporary art
Technique:Oil, Oil on canvas

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