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A Feast of Love, Peace,
Abridged Language, and Image
Written by Kim, Nam Soo / Art Critic
Kim, Shinja, born on Seoul, has performed enthusiastic creative activity
in Japan with the motto, 'painting is my life,' and this is her first
private exhibition ever since he moved to Japan 15 years ago. She had
the first exhibition in front of Myeondaesa(temple) for 5 days from June
6th, as a competent, leading woman artist who served as a director of
Shinjeon Art Association in Japan, and has devoted herself only to creative
activity. In 1992, she left for Japan, and majored in oil painting in
Muya Art College. From her early age, she liked painting, and continued
to pursue creative works. She has presented works in various group exhibitions
and invitation exhibits, taking the lead of Korea-Japan cultural association.
She won the 2nd prize at Korea Cultural Art Award, and the special prize
of Welfare and Labor Ministry at Shinjeon Art Association Award. This
private exhibition displayed 51 works from small pieces to larger ones
up to #100. The majority of the works featured love, peace, family, etc.,
many of which are abstract paintings of expressionism taking advantage
of smooth line drawing and clear color, and describing things in terms
of a broader viewpoint such as One Source Origin Theory(ìéêªì£Ñ¨Öå) and the
principle of coexistence appearing in Oriental philosophy of thinking.
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Dynamic spatial division and bold arrangement of objects contribute
to the excellent view composition, and the canvas management in a broader
view such as one-point one stroke is one of the outstanding features.
Donghae-Aeji Newspaper(ÔÔúäñò±ãæÚ¤), Jung-il Newspaper(ñéìíãæÚ¤), Ganggi(˪Ðø) Home
News, Shinmisul Newspaper(ãæÚ¸âúãæÚ¤), etc. in Japan featured their articles
wi the title, 'Kim, Shinja from Seoul having the first private exhibition
in Japan.' They praised her highly for the 'abstract painting of lines
and colors with the theme of love and peace.' The works presented in this
first private exhibition include 'The Rose,' 'The Gate to the Heart,'
'Smile,' 'The 21st Century Peace,' 'Love of the Fish,' 'Dance of the Leaf,
'Play on the Ship,' 'Melody under the Moonlight,' 'Pond of Spring,' 'Lovers,'
'The Deep Swamp,' 'The Festival,' 'Summer Beach, 'Life,' 'The Flower Garden,'
'The Bridge of Love,' 'Drink a Toast,' 'Trip,' 'Golden Love,' 'Melody
of the Space,' etc., which all make use of the image of figures, the minimized
and connoting language. Curved lines, ovals, metaphorical images, and
minimized, simple marks and pictogram embody the theme and spirit of expressionism.
Besides, it is found that the philosophical thinking and ideas of the
artist such as love, peace, and happiness are accumulated in the works.
While combination of planes and lines makes images in some parts, the
prayerful wishes of the artist such as humanism are breathing in a way
of minimization and spread of images. |
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For more explanation, the following works of novelist Kim, Gwang-han
on his proposition.
Drink a Toast
I once went to the movies as a group when I was a middle school student.
The theater was named Danseongsa located in Jongro-samga, and the title
of the movie was <The First Love of Prince>, staring as the main
character Mario Lanza, a tenor singer who passed away, and the opposite
role, a famous singer playing the waitress Kathie. The story of the movie
was so famous that it was used in many musicals.
The story goes this way.
Carl Heinrich, the Crown Prince, lost his parents in the early age and
was brought up by the grandparents in the dignified Royal Court. He goes
to Heidelberg to learn things of the world.
At a bar named Roten Ochsen(Red Bull), a waitress whose name is Kathie
is working. Kathie also lost her parents. Now that misery loves company,
they love each other, and have happy life together.
However, he was already engaged with Princess Joanna, and the happiness
does not last long. Heinrich hears that her grandfather Grand Duke is
suddenly taken ill, and goes back to the country. Two years later, he
visits Heidelberg again, and meets Cathie, but they should separate part.
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Because of the social custom that
a commoner and a royalty cannot marry each other, they should break up.
The separation shows that how noble the prince's love is and how valuable
the love is regardless of the status, class, and everything else.
While Prince Heinrich embraces Cathie in the beer bar and see how much they
love each other, university students, who are his friends, sing a celebratory
song for them. At the moment, the Crown Prince wishes he could be a commoner,
unable to bear the sorrow of parting.
Yes, although the more chances to drink a toast, the batter, things in the
world do not alow us to enjoy such joy that much. While some drink a toast
and enjoy the moment, condolers might be gathered in another room, and wait
for the end of the toast. They might say this. The festival is supposed
to end by now.
There are many events in our life. When we are born, others drink a toast
for us, and when we are grown up, we drink a toast for others. Those who
have many chances to attend pleasant events for their children and relatives
must be happy, but if there are people somewhere else who try to comfort
their neighbors having bitter moments and alienated from others, God must
cherish them more than anyone else.
While Artist Kim, Shinja is painting 'Drink a Toast,' he must have been
thinking of two things. Just as the pure heart of the college students blessing
Prince Heinrich, hopefully there may be many who are looking for a chance
to drink a toast, and think about people having sad, and hard-to-endure
moments too. Painting pictures is to express thoughts with the pictures.
When you are looking at a good painting, apparently you are looking at a
work of a warm-hearted person. |
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Lastly, I would like to sing a song called 'The
Song of a Toast,' which I enjoyed singing around 40 years ago.
A flower of a pure heart
To whom do I give this?
Raise you glasses
To sing for the youth
And enjoy this night
Enjoy your youth
My love and my happiness
Even in brambles
May my happiness remain
My love
My happiness
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