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A Competent Leader in the area of hills & water,

figures and pavilion

Written by Kim, Nam-Soo / Art Critic

 

    The artistic activity is to express the complete art work having its base on the subject and thought, and idealism and creation. If any prerequisites should be added, it would be a unique personalism and the idea of its own, avoiding the centerless standardized mannerism. That is, the artist should be able to paint one¡¯s own portrait.   The existentialism set up the four extreme situations, which represent nobody couldn¡¯t be free from birth, disease, senility and death. That¡¯s what intended by artistic activity. It¡¯s being helpless because the work contains creator¡¯s idea with a complete subject and thought in its contents.


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    Second, the work of art must be aesthetic, impressive and eternal. We call it masterpiece when it satisfies such prerequisites, and then the question is whether to complete such conditions. We have seen so many painters who have spent their whole life for the works, but failed to give shape to their long-cherished dream. Unfortunately, only a very few people would be lucky enough to achieve such a goal in the history.
    Everyone was given the possibility, potential and opportunity of becoming a great painter whose name will be remembered by the people in the future. The preconditions aforementioned were all within the reach of the human. I, for a quarter of a century, have witnessed the works of Jun Young-sook, who is the elite in her 40s in the field of Korean painting.

 

She, in the days in her aspiring 20s went to Taiwan alone in the hope to find the source of the Oriental painting. Though she wanted to fly to Chinese mainland but the sensitive political situation at the time led her to studying the fine art at National Taiwan Normal University, majoring Oriental painting. At the graduate school of the same university, she earned master¡¯s degree with the thesis, titled ¡°Tunhuang Mural Painting¡± Her academic passion, coupled with her in-depth


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knowledge and practical ability, made it possible for her to being infatuated with the art work. Such a professionalism as an artist led her to becoming passionate painter today.
     Having won a grand prize at college fine art festival in Taiwan, her 12-year career in Taiwan was highly evaluated. She, for years after graduated from the university, had visited her teacher to attend the lecture for a week every month, maintaining a close relationship with her college teacher. I will say she was a born artist, who keeps going her way like a seeker after truth. She recalled the time when she returned from Taiwan, saying ¡°I was eager to describe our colors, which I always feel free and warm like mother¡¯s bosom, our own nature and image, and the deep emotion, which forced me into coming back home. I will devote myself to do my job of revealing the word in the picture and sharing the love, putting myself down on the floor.
  Yoecung¡¯s world in her works
    She travels, in fact, a broad territory of her own with her works in the pattern, the way of expression, various subjects and mediation as a means of describing the work and to the material. All the activities, no question, are in need of huge efforts and study before reaching to the final destination, but her attitude free as a wind, denying the standardized practice, that enjoys the aesthetic of the freedom and express whatever will be given is positively evaluated and accommodated. Among the area she has been concentrating on are Korean landscape, portrait and village school in Joseon Dynansty, in which the scholars used to teach the students or share the thoughts, shrines or pavilions in the nature across the nation, which well represent painter¡¯s in-depth professionalism, setting an example for many artists in the painting circles. Viewing some examples, she is free from the boundaries that define the


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traditional and contemporary arts, and abstract and plastic arts, and in terms of material, thin coloring black-and-white and the mix, and in the subject, landscape (scenery), figure, Buddhist image, Jangsengdo and pavilion. Her works search a comprehensive and deep territory. Should her territory keep staying at a certain field, further development could hardly be expected, but to be trapped with the mannerism. In her work, a very distinctive subject is given and her idea, feeling and emotional vibration and image are added as explanation. That is, her conviction as the author is always unique. She sometimes uses mental image technique from abstract drawing or describes the work with extremely fine and delicate approach (Chinese Gongpilhwa) The imageable picture technique she often uses in her work can be comparable with the Impressionism in Western art.
    In her homepage, The Cyber Art Gallery (Koreapainting.net), she introduced 200 works. Introducing some of them here, <Seebaji> or surrogate mother employed a Gongpil drawing technique with a extremely fine drawing technique. Expressing lively the Korean women¡¯s patience and obedience and sorrow, we can see the author¡¯s excellent expression. Employing the silk instead of drawing paper, the expression of woman¡¯s skin and the hem of a skirt, and a loosing long and thick black hair in contrast attain the highest perfection. Particularly, the way of creating an antique atmosphere with the cursive characters written on wall or an empty hand-lantern to describe the mother staying all night for sewing well represent author¡¯s emotional self-portrait. And the work, Jeonggak or Enlightment, which earned the grand prize at Korean Fine Art Exhibition, expressed Buddhist spirit. The Buddha and Buddhist images doing a great deal of thinking to seek the truth are regarded the most beautiful symbols in the world. We also can see the glimpse of the author¡¯s personality here.
    A Prayer selected as the best work at the same exhibition is what containing the scenery around the traditional village shrine with the shamanism in the background. A pole (signifying prayer for good harvest) in the village entrance, the idea of come with empty hands and gone with empty hands, a pair of the ankle of a soak implying the vanity of life, thimble symbolizing women¡¯s faithfulness and virtue and colorful bands, which symbolized the ancient Korean¡¯s shamanism, are well incorporated into the work.
    Black-and-white drawings represented by <a mountain temple in winter>, <deep blue, a summer scene>, <autumn scene>, <autumn at Daeheung temple> well described the



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scenery. And as Buddhist paintings, it includes <ecstasy>, <novice around the window>, <mild nature>, <Buddha¡¯s merciful heart>, <legendary>, <feeling>, which implies author¡¯s character in metaphor. A desire and prayer of the author ass faithful Buddhist is breathing in her works.
     Viewing the work, <pavilion>, she has been concentrating on, she traveled and visited more than 100 pavilions including those categorized into nation¡¯s cultural property throughout the nation for 4 to 5 years since 2002, or visit the site once a month on average to finish the works more than 50. In the exhibition scheduled at Gallery HOO, a few of them sized around 200 will be introduced because of the limit in space at the gallery.     Pavilion used to be used as resting place for the scholars or the village school or shrine as the lounge for the nobilities. The author, in an effort to maintain the record of such cultural assets or art works which the people is getting forget,
  searched the properties. Included in the famous pavilions nationwide are Manhyujung, Gosanhung, Andong Samsanjung, Choganjung, Yakgyejung, Yongamhung, Baekwoonjung, Seonmongdae, Namamjung, Gwangpoongjung, and Yokganjung, which are mostly designated as nation¡¯s cultural asset and located at Andong and Yechun in North Gyungsang Province. Those who built the pavilions are scholars who passed the state examination but declined to work at the government offices as ranking officials, and some of them devoted themselves to teaching the children, who became the prime minister. Besides, pavilions include Sungamjung (Bonghwa), Booyongjung (beewon), Choganjung (Yechun), Amseoje (Whayang), Woonjoru (near Seonjun Riverside), Soswewon (Damyang), Wonryubong (Whanggan) and Geonyunjung (Gyungnam). She is so passionate to travel around all the places to see them.


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    She stressed the thorough sketch in completing the works, making use of Gongpil drawing technique she learned in China in describing the figures. A skillful arrangement of India ink and thin coloring technique, coupled with spatial division and layout, appeared to be highly effective, indicating her great potential and possibility as an artist.

Conclusion
    Yeochung, Jun Young-sook began searing the origin of oriental painting in her 20s to realize the spirit of Korean art work, which led her to studying in Taiwan to pave the way for achieving the goal, which still continues to date. She says the art should aim at materializing the humanism and the best

 


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prayer and wish is to accomplish the happiness and peace. She emphasizes the need for upgrading the Korean Fine Art a notch in international community to put our fine art on global level, thereby pursuing the truth through the art .
     Yeochung, Jun Young-sook was born in 1960 at Mokpo. During her study in Taiwan, she received Master¡¯s Degree with the thesis, titled ¡®The Study on Tunhuang Mural Painting in the era of Tang Dynasty¡± at National Taiwan Normal University. After returned to Korea, she won the grand prizes at Korean Fine Art Exhibition for three years consequently and served as examiner at the same Exhibition. She has held the invitational exhibitions on a several occasions and has played an active part in the fine art circle as the artist in her 40s.


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