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Kim Jong-sook, The Two Tiers of Time under Dot Landscape



By Hong Kyoung-han, Art Critic


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Artist Kim Jong-sook¡¯s series Artificial Landscape, embroidered with crystal, features clear forms, and is thus easily perceived, but with an atypical integrated world flowing inside. This integration recalls the value of cultivation and discipline of literati painting, asking ¡°What is Korean painting in contemporary art?¡± and, ¡°What¡¯s the standard of interpreting Korean painting between the traditional and modern?¡± However, her work first stimulates our sense of sight, which derives another appreciation.

Each work by Kim radiates brilliant color and light through SWAROVSKI ELEMENTS, the brilliance of which fills the space. Lines made with crystal dots show a real view, leaving blank space for contemplation. The work of distinctive craftsmanship demanded extraordinary labor, and her painting presents a terse, serious aura. This is the common impression and external feature of Kim¡¯s work.

Interestingly, difference between the background appropriated from a classical work, and subject matter, reinforces refinement and nobility in her work, demanding concentration and elaborateness. The element represented by her SWAROVSKI ELEMENTS brilliant light is absorbed into Geumgang jeondo (General View of Mt. Geumgang) and Mongyu dowondo (Dream Journey to the Peach Blossom Land) represented in stencil enabling vague form to appear clear. The form in collaboration with material expands its pictorial theme. The appearance of her work, appropriated from traditional landscape, becomes a symbol representing her intention, provoking a sublime effect in a mixture of traditional and modern.

Comparing her use of crystal to the brush technique in ancient landscape painting, it features slowness and fastness, touch and pressure. Her use of crystal produces brush stroke-like lines creating a mystic landscape featuring crystal dots. The dots turn to lines forming an audacious image. A Joseon painter¡¯s gaze and emotion are represented in her exquisite overlap and variations of dots and artificial lines, according to the artist.

Kim¡¯s practice is an act of processing old flavor and taste by using a luxurious material (like jewelry) in a new dimension. This practice is neither an imitation nor reproduction of old paintings. Kim presents her own style to embody her own world, attaining an ideal world through subject matter and theme. This process can be said as the algorithm that makes her work more valuable ultimately.

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The brilliant Artificial Landscape series resulted from a myriad of crystals radiating light is thought-provoking on the meaning of reproduced objects. However, the artist is not interested in representation or simulacra - representation of an image without the substance or qualities of the original. She also shows no concern for how the original is reproduced. Instead, the artist underlines how ancient paintings are perceived and reinterpreted as the works with a contemporary feel. She also puts importance on transforming traditional images into modern ones, by using crystallized light in painting, and on the process of perception beyond sight.

We are usually conditioned by the superficial, but Kim¡¯s work hints at an ideal behind reality. Her work presents a modern translation of traditional Korean painting through consideration of painting without inner form and a contradictory combination of the two elements, past and present. Kim combines the two tiers of time, past and present in illusory visual language, thereby alluding to the features of space and time, and interpreting this as a basis for contemporary art.

According to art critic Kim Bok-young ¡°Kim¡¯s work is dichotomous between reality and imagination, past and present, purity and matter, but encompasses the world of multi-layered time as her work is reality and imagination, imagination and reality simultaneously. Her work is not designating space but alludes to temporal layers.¡± This statement is an apparent clarification of Kim¡¯s work.

Kim¡¯s recent work shows the value of her images as pure form is less significant than the value of her work as expression. Her recent work shows this aspect in diverse changes. This work appears too decorative, but we can see some traces of contemplation in the tiers of time floating between line and image. Her work¡¯s pictorial quality, of harmony between subject matter and form, is enough to stimulate our curiosity about a world beyond form.

Kim¡¯s Artificial Landscape series is the light and shade of light and visual resonance from crystal. It is also a harmony between old and new, a combination of rhythms, and outgrowth of craftsmanship. As someone stated, her work is a profound analysis of how to accept substantial value in tradition, and personal progress into an ingenious world. However, why must Kim depend on strenuous labor and a complex practice to set up her monument? So, it is obvious she at times needs to consider a temporary repose for further progress in the future.

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