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<°í³ú Deap agony> 50 x 60.6 cm 1983


<°íÇâ Home> 33.4 x 24.2 cm 1985

 

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<ȯ»ó An illusion> 24.2 x 40.9 cm 1991



<ÆødzÀÇ ¹Ù´Ù Sea of the storm> 91 x 116.8 cm 1993

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<°ÅÄ£ ¹Ù´Ù Rough sea> 162.2 x 130.3 cm 1983

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A veteran painter of storm who achieves stardom with
accomplishment of Korean nature

Article. Nam-Su Kim / Art critic

 

 

For the present, the important task of globalization of Korean art stands in the way of Korean artists. The opening of Korean art means that wall or boundary between each country through art is collapsed. We live in the art circumstances of world order that it is hard to survive with sloppy motion or awkward gesture. We imitated or pirated other peoples' works in the old days that the East and the West had trouble in communicating and sharing information, but the time of spirited culture epigone comes to an end. Korean art now simultaneously meets both challenge and ordeal to survive in the world of competition. In a nutshell, there is no alternative way to beat them other than the final keymove accomplishing 'Korean nature', a unique art style, which enables us to coexist with them. We can quote a veteran artist of Western painting, Byun Shi-Ji, as a representative artist on active service who pursues Korean nature in the Western world of! artists. We choose painter Byun Shi-Ji, a veteran artist of Western painting, for cover artist because he is already widely introduced to the world together with other famous artists through the Internet such as cyber-art gallery.

 


<ÆødzÀÇ ¹Ù´Ù Sea of the storm> 162.2 x 130.3 cm 1988


<Memory of the sea> 50 x 125 cm 1995



<Portrait of Shi Guan> 110 x 83 cm 1949

Latest hot news of painter Byun Shi-Ji

The Korea Development Bank (President Ji-Chang Yoo) held the 37th ADB (Asia Development Bank) annual general meeting at Jeju International Convention Center from May 13 to 17. This meeting is an international event called Finance Olympic in which 3,500 people of the financial world, including worldwide 70 Ministers of Finance, presidents of central bank, and the persons concerned in international finance/investment bank, WTO (World Trade Organization) and ILO (International Labor Organization) under the influence of UN, participate. The organizers of the meeting made 1,000 'BYUN SHI JI', books of works by the most oriental and Korean artist, and presented these books of works to the attendants in an effort to introduce Korean culture and art.

 

The book of works introduces his masterpieces using natural features of Jeju, an international city of freedom, as the subject matter, and it becomes an excellent chance to publicize painter Byun Shi-Ji all over the world. The present book of works introduces paintings winning prizes at competitions during the time of studying in Japan, figure paintings, landscape paintings and paintings of the time he took an active part in Seoul Biwon group (Chang Li-Seok, Son Eung-Seong, etc.) in the 1960s. Painter Byun Shi-Ji has exhibited his paintings for 56 years as a regular member since he, as the youngest one, won the first prize at the 34th competition of Gwangpung Assembly (ÎÃù¦üå), one of the most authoritative competition community, in 1948. The present book of works collects 40 landscape paintings of Jeju d! yed over the color of ocher. Since many people want to have this book of works, which is given to foreign guests as a present, it is told that the organizers of the meeting are additionally making the second edition.


<ÇѶó»ê Mt. Halla> 39.4 x 27.4 cm 1996



<ÆødzÀÇ ¹Ù´Ù Sea of the storm> 92 x 116.8 cm 1988

Korean veteran painter, Byun Shi-Ji, appeared on the web-site together with worldwide 21 great artists. The Michigan university gave a question point of web-cyber, 'who am I, what am I doing', for students to study knowledge of culture. The recent topic is the game that students by group answer yes or no to the questions on the cyber Internet regarding subjects of culture or people learned at school. The student choosing a person should answer yes or no, and should not leak out other information. If the rest of the students find out the identity of person in question, another student chooses a person again and receives questions. The team finding out every person chosen by the facing party wins the game. According to the data provided by Julien Walters of the Michigan university, people want to play the game open a chatting room on that day   (3-4 students per room), and decide who first choose a person in question. The order by alphabet in the chatting room is fine. The rest of the students start to ask a question as to the person, a! nd the student choosing the person answers yes or no only. If the rule of chatting is ¡®thread¡¯, students can ask a question without waiting one¡¯s turn. Otherwise, if the rule of chatting is ¡®non-thread¡¯, students have to ask a question in turn. They can ask the following question after hearing an answer. Answers must be yes or no. If an answer is not proper to the question, conversation cannot be lasted. The group which first figures out the problem wins the game. The students make a memorandum of the following information regarding the person in their work note. In addition, it is better to write down the list of helpful web site to research good information.

For example, the question point regarding a painter includes name, sex, nationality, death day, job, genre, subject, contents, moving, brief history, and other important information. Though the way of chatting through the Internet is used, it is proved that an educational effect as to culture is great. There are the following addresses providing world-web information about artists. There are many numbers of web sites such as Internet art history (C white combo), the related links of the Boston university Internet, Encarta France, Encarta Spain encyclopedia, the East Italy and Germany. These sites are introduced in Dutch, French, Japanese, Portuguese and Spanish.

When we look into the profiles of persons chosen at this time, worldwide great painters literally from the middle age to the present age are introduced on-line. There are Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Bac, Bosch, Salvador Dali, Albrecht Drer, El Greco, Kandisky, Frida Kahlo, Toulouse Lautrec, Joan Miro, Georgia O¡¯Keeffe, Pablo Picasso, Renoir, Diego Rivera, Rodin, Tintoretto, Byun Shi-Ji of Korea, Kachusika Hukusai of Japan.

Painter Byun Shi-Ji appears on worldwide famous Internet site together with 100 great artists. Paintings by a veteran painter Byun Shi-Ji, an artist of Western painting, are exhibited on oversea well-known Internet site together with worldwide famous great artists in 1997 so that it gives rise to a fresh impact as well as a deep impression on Korean world of artists.


<Áö·çÇÑ »ç°£ Dull time> 91 x 116.8 cm 1991

 


<¼Ò³â°ú Á¶¶û¸» A pony and a boy> 116.8 x 91 cm 1992

7 years ago, ¡®YAHOO¡¯, an American oversea Internet site, introduced painter Byun Shi-Ji as one of worldwide 100 great artists, and it attracts public attention and interest of Korean world of art. Furthermore, he was introduced on an American Internet line ¡®Best Art.Com¡¯ along with Picasso and Van Gogh, and then he was introduced on a French leading Internet site ¡®www.ifrance.com¡¯ along with Gogh, Monet and Millet. ¡®www.ifrance.com¡¯, an art site introducing ¡®autumn paintings¡¯ of 17 worldwide famous painters, was introducing his ¡®autumn scenery of the secret garden¡¯, which was drawn during the time of ¡®the secret garden party¡¯ in Seoul after he came home from Japan. In addition, thereafter an American Internet site ¡®www.inter-art.com¡¯ also introduced his painting ¡®Colosseum¡¯ in the 1980s. Like this, during past 7-8 years, the world of works by painter Byun Shi-Ji has been intensively introduced through the Internet cyber-art sites of all countries of the world.


Although this artist uses western materials, in my opinion, he can arouse international sympathy as an oriental, especially as a Korean, because his striking Korean-oriented spiritualism is in accord with the order of the world art. Intermittently or on again off again, there have been some artists in the world of Korean art through an art fair, Paris sample market or biennale. However, it is a pity that most of them ended in an event.

The world of works by Byun Shi-Ji

The reason that his art draws the world¡¯s attention not only within the country but also throughout the world is because his world of works has been surprisingly changed in 1977, in three years from 1974 at that time he disposed of his living in the central world of artists and then returned to his home, Jeju, in glory to teach younger students at Jeju university. Of course he must always have potentiality missing his home somewhere, but at that time, he met the moment of dramatic change that the subject matter, the object, the theme of painting and his spiritualism as heretofore were replaced by scenery of Jeju. That was so impressive step comparing to other great artists settling down to mannerism or one kind of pattern, and an actual proof that such dramatic transformation would be possible in the world of oil paintings like painter Byun Shi-Ji. This was just a fresh impact and became an opportunity for him to rebirth as today¡¯s artist on the strong! basis of academism or basic class of realism.


<Road in Autumn> 60.6 x 53.5 cm 1970

 


<À̾ - Á×Àº ¾îºÎÀÇ ³ë·¡ A song of dead fisherman> 17 x 29.5 cm 1980


<¿À¸§ Hill(parasitic vdcano)> 31.8 x 40.9 cm 1989

 

In Jeju with complete sentiment of subtropical South Pole, there have been own innocent and pure lives, clearly epidemic surroundings and mood, which have been isolated from pollutions produced by the civilization of asphalt. Painter Byun Shi-Ji, who has lived in oblivion of busy days even if his hometown is Jeju, anew found due to his homesickness and affection that he could see there plowed lows in a field dully curved in a ocher color, black volcanic rocks having a lot of holes, low-surrounded stone walls, laxly seashores and sand banks, salty sea breeze from the South Pacific, ponies originated from Jeju, woman divers digging out shellfishes, ways formed by piling red and black pumice stones, flat hill areas streaming from Hanla Mountain, flaming sun of the South Pole, a fishing boat floating on the far away horizon. All of the sceneries coming in sight of him were valuable subjects and matters even one of them could not be thrown away.




<¾îµÒ¼ÓÀÇ Æødz Storm in the dark> 45.5 x 53 cm 1991

 

In truth, the sc! enery of Jeju being seen through his mind must be the most beautiful one. As a poet with passionate poetic feeling and poetical idea cannot wait to recite a poem, painter Byun Shi-Ji shaped such poem concerning a landscape into a painting being fascinated with beautiful scenery of Jeju. Especially, the image of an old man sometimes bending his body made by a metaphorical image of his self-portrait, the image of a lonely man with disheveled hair walking with a stick, the image of a static person sitting in a sandiness beach or a seashore and drawing a painting with easel in a spiritual state of perfect selflessness, and the image of an elderly man hanging down fishing pole, these are all the self-portraits of himself and also the world of imagination through his experience. The artist¡¯s sublime desire and the best pray must be concentrated on these paintings. When looking into such a series of subject matters reorganized and expressed by paintings, these s! how painter Byun Shi-Ji¡¯s unique stage and originality in expressive methodology and style, and he is blessed with his own aesthetics of freedom which does not resemble any others. If unnecessary redundancy or pancreas is thickly added to his painting as tedious explanation by chance, the pure nature of the painting must get damaged.

 

The fact that painter Byun Shi-Ji appears on the Internet cyber gallery such as YAHOO as a member of worldwide 100 great artists, or he is chosen and introduced to the world by the web art sites of Paris or Europe is a splendid achievement of Korean art, and it also greatly contributes to the country. The problem is that there are many urgent tasks should done by the country including government¡¯s abundant investment from financial resources, globalization of Korean art through overseas expansion by supporting capable elder painters having potentiality and possibility to contribute in a large way to national interests based on national policy. That is to say, I think that the urgent quest! ion of the day is to establish Korean art in the world as the 21st century¡¯s strategic business of culture and art filled with foreign currency by giving artists unsparing support through exhibiting their paintings to the international art fair or listing the paintings to the international auction market.


<¼­±ÍÆ÷ dz°æ The scenery of Seagwipo> 162.2 x 130.3cm 1988


Conclusion

In the 21st century of the information age, the business of culture and art makes sure the opportunity of recharge as an important strategic business of each country no less important than IT business. The great scholars of futurology give an advance notice that culture and art of a country is the paradigm to measure the wealth of the country. Although we have great history of 5,000 years inherited from our ancestors, unfortunately, we still cannot break off the yoke of being a backward nation in the field of culture and art.

 

We know from historical experience that only a few great artists are come forward in succession during a century. It is expected that someday scholars of art history will make a fair estimation of painter Byun Shi-Ji, who is chosen as a cover artist by this article. However, I believe that there has never been such a thing as painter Byun Shi-Ji is estimated as an international artist by the world market and the world of international art. Though he is a veteran painter exploring the genre of western paintings, he is a successful artist by seeking for his own folk-like, endemic and provincial art style, and pursuing Korean nature as the theme or spiritualism of his works.


<»ý°¢ A thought> 45.5 x 53 cm 1980


The achievements of the artist¡¯s lifetime

Painter Byun Shi-Ji was born in Seoguipo-city of Jeju-do in 1926. He went to Japan with his father, and graduated from the western paintings department of Osaka art shool in 1945. After that, he was a disciple under Terauchimanjiro of Tokyo, and entered the French department of Francais in Athens. In 1948, he won the first prize at the 34th competition of Gwangpung Assembly as the youngest one of 23 years old. That was a total nonexistent event in Japanese art history so that NHK sent out a special broadcasting on the air as a hot news for a week. He held the first personal exhibition at the Shiseido art gallery in Ginza of Tokyo in 1949, and was an examiner for the competition of Gwangpung Assembly in 1951 and 1952. Though he permanently returned home in 1957, he has still exhibited his works to the Gwangpung Assembly¡¯s exhibition as a regular member. He was employed as the dean of art department of Seorabeol art college in 1960! , and in the same year, he got married Ms. Lee Hak-Sook, an alumna of the oriental paintings department of Seoul art college. He was an instructor for the art department of the college of education, Jeju university in 1975, published ¡®Painter Byun Shi-Ji¡¯ through a publishing company called Yeolhwadang in 1986, won the Award of Seoguipo Citizen in 1994, and opened standing exhibition room of Byun Shi-Ji at the Seoguipo Kidang Art Gallery in 1997 as the honorary director of the art gallery.

His art style has changed on terms of every 10 or 20 years. For instance, his activities could be categorized into three parts as the activities for works in Japan before his returning to the country in 1957, the activities for works in Seoul before returning to his hometown, Jeju-do, in 1975, and the activities for works in Jeju up to now.


<Whitee house and black house> 80.3 x 116.8 cm 1946

 


<ºñ»ó Soaring> 13 x 23 cm 1987

The tendency of his works in Seoul was so-called the secret garden party or the ancient palace party, and a style of academism painting which described the actual state of nature as a real. He intensively described ancient palaces such as <Gyeonghoeru>, <Aeryeonjeong>, <Hyangonjeong>, <Bandoji>, and <Miyongjeong> as a painter seeking hyperrealism by coloring extremely in detail with the slenderest-painting brush. During this time, there were colleague artists such as Son Eung-Seong and Jang Ri-Seok, elites of the plastic arts, who lighted up the Korean world of art later. He especially published a series of sedentary figure among several figure paintings. There were <Woman> of 1947, <Woman with beret>, <Man holding a violin>, <Statue> of 1948, and <Statue of a square>, <Woman>, <Woman and her lover>, <Man>, <Figure of Mr. K> of the middle time. At that time, poet! Jo Byung-Hwa wrote a critical essay after seeing his home-coming exhibition. In the critical essay, poet Jo Byung-Hwa said that in a simple and monotonous coordination, the works of painter Byun Shi-Ji show us the beauty, which displays itself in shine through long distance, arising from rich poetic sentiment settled down silently, pure light not being muddy, and the breadth of deep nuance streaming followed by curve of rough colored screen. That comment makes condensational explanation about the features and polish of his art coming in sight of a literary man.


 

 

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  <Femme>awarded in ?l Jun Exhibition sponsored by Japanese Ministry of Education
Won a golden prize in the thirty-fourth Kofukai Club Exhibition (Kwangpoong Associational Exhibition)
Recommended as a regular member of the Kofukai Club assembly, in October
Invited to display in the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Art League Contest sponsored by a Japanese Daily Newspaper
Opened the 1st private exhibition in Shiseido Art Gallery in Tokyo (April 7 ~ 11)
Appointed as an exhibition judge, ?ne Afternoon?displayed in ?l Jun?Exhibition
Opened the 2nd private exhibition in Shiseido Art Gallery in Tokyo (July 22 ~ 27)
Opened the 3rd private exhibition in Osaka Department Store
Held the 4th Oil Painting Exhibition in Osaka Department Store
Appointed as the director of Art department in Seorabeol University
?amily Picture?displayed in the International Liberal Art Exhibition in Kyeong Bok Palace Art Gallery
Participated in the 9th Shingi Club Exhibition with Pando Pond, of size No.30, Aeyeon Pavilion, of size No.30, and Chondok Pavilion, of size No. 40 at the Sinmun Hall
?utumn in Pando Pond?displayed in Malaysia Art Exhibition sponsored by the Korean government
?iwon Pando Pond?displayed in Shingi Club
?oyal Garden?displayed in Asia? International Art Exhibition
Taught Art Courses in Han Yang University (Art theory and Practice)
Represented and Headed the Oriental Art Association
?yeoldobong-Star Cape?and ?un Seom(Island)?displayed in Jeju University Professors?Art Exhibition
Held the 17th Couple Exhibition: ?yun Shi Ji and Lee Hak Sook?1981 ?he Desert Island?invited to the Korean Art Exhibition sponsored by the National Museum of Contemporary Art Korea and collected in the National Art Museum
Held the 16th Byun Shi Ji Art Exhibition in ?strolabio?Art Gallery in Rome, Italy (Oct 6 ~ 20) (Reported in an Italian Newspaper on Oct 21)
Appointed as a judge in the Modern Art Grand Exhibition
?ometown Nostalgia?displayed in the Modern Art Invitation Exhibition sponsored by the National Museum of Contemporary Art Korea
Awarded by the government and the Jeju local government as an excellent citizen in the Jeju Island Culture Award

 

 
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  Appointed as an honorary curator in Ki Dang Museum, Jeju Island
11 Master Painters Exhibition whose members included Kim Ki Rock, Kim Won, Kim Young Joo, Park Young Sun, Park Deuk Hyeong, Lee Dae Won, Ahn Dong Suk, Jang Woo Seong, Jang Yi Seok and Seo Se Ok in Japan
Appointed as a judge in the Jeju Competition
Held Byun Shi Ji Landscape Exhibition
Invited by the Seocho Gallery and annual display in Kwangpoong Exhibition and Yi Hyeong Exhibition
Held the 50th Anniversary Exhibition
Joined the 2nd Uzbek Independence Festival and in Seoul Arts Center? opening day exhibition
Joined the Historic Exhibition of Art History in the past 600 years and the International Contemporary Art Festival
Held Byun Shi Ji? Seventy years of age exhibition sponsored by Jemin Ilbo (A Daily Newspaper in Jeju)
Joined Eighty Years of Korean Nude Art Exhibition
Joined the Publishing Memorial Exhibition on Jeju Paintings
Held the Modern oil painting exhibition sponsored by the National Museum of Contemporary Art Korea
Joined the Korea Art 99? Human, Nature and Creatures Exhibition (National Museum of Contemporary Art Korea)
Invited to exhibition in Germany
Invited to Picture Gallery Exhibition (Insa Dong, Seoul)
Sin Maek Whoi Exhibition (Yenare Gallery)
Japanese Kofukai Club Exhibition (Tokyo Art Museum)
Mobile Museum (National Museum of Contemporary Art Korea)
35th Private Exhibition (Jeju Art Gallery)
Stage Curtain Painting of Deokyang Culture and Athletics Center
The 90th Kwangpoong Associational Exhibition

 

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