gammanzi

Born in South Korean, 1995

Lives and works in South Korean

In the past, she drew life's love and joy and sorrow through the portrait of the elderly. “The death of my grandfather, a big subject in my work, led to a change in mind and image production. It is difficult to draw a person's expression directly, so the effect is to express the imperfect emotional state as it is. I drew the same emotion on the painting and concentrated on what my grandfather had left me. It is an eye or emotion that looks at the world. Now, the subject of the "emotional Dictionary" is the main subject of examining and painting human emotions. I usually mix my childhood memories with my present imagination, and I draw scenes that I will actually do and create emotions in my paintings. It gives me the freshness that my childhood, which seems to be a discord, and my present form, will be combined to make me more fresh.”

GALLERIES:

ERA Gallery