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Park Byung-joon

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ㅁ   Title _  A Farmer with Thoughts

       Material_ Traditional Korean paper, Natural Ink, Yellow Mud, White Mud, Extra Gel

        Size_ Width 492cm, Length 132cm / Period- 1999

        #135





History is a necessary condition for the formation of art. lt provides the

 

 fertile ground which gives birth to art. Being steeped in its culture and

 

being part of its society is what makes a person a part of the land.

 

Only someone who knows the history of his own land can truly understand

 

 the world and its history as well.

 

The artist Park Byungjoon believes that while tradition must be preserved,

 

 revolutionary vew artistic techniques are necessary to bring about

 

changes in thoughts and actions.

 

However, by following his beliefs, he has come full circle.

    

As the wisdom of our ancestors springs from the earth, it is not surprising

 

 that we feel a certain affinity to the earth.

 

Park experimented with yellow clay to paint his work in the traditional style

 

 of our ancestors. However, after only three months, the clay became

 

brittle and fell off the canvas.

 

While trying to figure out how our ancestors managed to keep the clay on

 

 the canvas, he stumbled onto an acrylic gil that could be bonded with the

 

 clay and used to paint it on. The gel was water-based which helped

 

 immensely with the clay.

 

His innovation helped him restore a lost technique.

 

lt helped to hold the clay in place and allowed the works to be

 

rolled up and stored.

 

 


Park,ByungJoon

 

13 Awards in public subscription

 

Exhibitions of korea and overseas.

 

over 300 times Exhibitions





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ㅁ   Title _  A Field Path of Yellow Mud in My Homeland

       Material_ Traditional Korean paper, Natural Ink, Yellow Mud, White Mud, Extra Gel

        Size_ Width 50cm, Length 41.5cm / Period- 1995

        #141