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"Pictures, soaked with paintings"

   ¡ÛThe 6th Solo Exhibition
   ¡ÛÀå¼Ò ; ÇÁ¶û½º Æĸ® ·çºê¸£ ¹Ú¹°°ü (±î·çÁ©°ü)
   ¡ÛOct . 24 (fri) ~ 26(sun) 2014
   ¡ÛMusee du Louvre 75058 Paris
   ¡ÛCarrousel du Louvre 99 Rue de Rivoli  75001, Paris, France

      +82 10-5455-3084
       email; smoongs@hanmail.net 

 



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'Park Ki-Soo Paris Exhibition'
                         - Exhibition Preface

 

I am a photographer Park, Ki-soo working in Korea. I tend to portrait pictures in a pictorial way. This picturing method I use is an experimental one; it has never been used before in the field of photograph. In order to promulgate this experimental attempt, and to share what I have accomplished, I have come to Paris, France, after finishing my work in Manhattan, New York. 

In order to present a single picture in a pictorial way, about 3,000 cuts of pieces are required. The method of this process includes two ways: photographing and mixing. It's as if painters draw a painting. Like artists mix paints, first I mix files and then mix picture images. In order to complete one result, millions of cuts are required, and then wasted. It takes a lot of time to finish one job. In order to reduce stress of cameras, I have used five cameras in turn. 

My pictures are very abstract and unrealistic. However, within that unrealistic image, a realistic one vaguely appears. My pictures also present fascination hidden in between fantastic and realistic image, which audiences find out and become amused. 

My pictures are expressed as if it has been drawn with grass roots and loofah sponge mixed with paint, rather than brushes.
In order to give a deeper life along with essential factors of nature, I have brought uncountable number of particles and put them into patterns. Sometimes I tried to make images as if they are drawn with oil paints or pastel, and sometimes I tried to present an expression‍‍ as if they are drawn with watercolor paint, based on the characteristics of the subject. With the increase of its number, I tried to present contrast, texture, and depth of images, which turned out to be quite similar to an unconscious return instinct. It seems like everything I have created has been a rediscovery brought by digital cameras which can only be found in the flow of chronological changes. 

Rather than stereotypical ones, my pictures are rough, and they tend to be crushed and destroyed. In that process, I hope a new form of past memories and experiences could emerge. My pictures walk on fine wires which are called the borderline between paintings and pictures, the boundary between fantasy and reality, and the border between technology and sensitivity.  

Photos are not taken. They are drawn.

 

¡Ý Photographer Park, Ki-soo 
    email ; smoongs@hanmail.net   
   +82 10-5455-3084


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