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Garden That Dreams Eternal Life

2005. 9.21 - 9.30

Ansan Culture and Art Center

Weeds in the Sky-Early Summer, Natural Objects, Acrylic, Oil on Canvas , 227cm×182cm , 2005

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A gardener who dreams eternal life

Won-gil Jeon Solo Exhibition

2005.9.9-9.29

Ansan Culture and Arts Center Hwarang Gallery

 

Looking at Won-gil's paintings, it feels like being in an unique kind of a garden. Although his gardens seem unreal, they are closer to truth than reality. I do not know if it was an illusion or some kind of a clever trick that the artist came up with, but when I got invited to his gardens for the first time, the objects in the painting looked as if they were moving. Although it was hard to notice because they were slowly following the movement of my eyes, it was clear that they were moving (they were alive). The earth, grass, leaves and the sky... Everything in his paintings were changing as the time and as our eyes moved. Everything was 'circulating', according to Won-gil's expression. It is not only the living things he painted, other ordinary objects were moving as well.

 

It looks like artist Won-gil Jeon's interest was always in motion / circulation. In his early years, he released much energy wildly in abstract-expressionism style. However,  despite his fierce brush strokes and release of energy, his figures did not move. It was because even though the strokes were hard and fierce, they stopped when they hit the canvas. They were motionless. Afterthat, his subjects changed to nature from human, but his interest was always in motion / circulation. He expressed much stronger movements in nature where it's harder to notice it's motions.

 

In the garden he had made -as Won gil expresses 'transfused nature in to the canvas'- everything grows and disappears. His gardens are not just simple flat spaces. Time goes by in the skies, and everything comes and goes slowly from the accumulated earth through a long time. The gardener made a rich land to start on, and he put the sky that changes time to time on to the land. Also the gardener fills the canvas with his various objects collected from nature and his surroundings orderly and at the same time, randomly. Sometimes it flows in to the paint like traces, and sometimes it leaves thick emboss of oil on the surface.

 

Won-gil does not decorate his gardens artificially. He just moves what he saw - the earth, the sky, and the colorful grass and leaves- in the nature on to the canvas. He does not hesitate to compare his work with the nature over and over again to make his work perfect. His portrait of nature on his canvas is not a moment's impression. Various situations in nature has melted on his canvas surface. He does not just look at nature superficially, he truely understands various aspects of nature and works with it by being with it. Maybe it is that he lives as part of nature that he understands nature so well. Won-gil Jeon is living in Sonahmoo gallery surrounded by the countryside in An sung, looking after his beautiful garden with nature(He is also the director of Sonahmoo gallery). His view of nature is very unique although he sees it everyday, it is composed with special logic and artistic ideas.

 

Although the artist does not take care of his garden like a god, putting everything wherever he wants to, his art is very harmonized. The objects in his works moves like long term of breath, ands movements on the rhythm of nature. Maybe what he really wants to express is life itself, responses through visual and the spritual. He is a gardener who dreams eternal life. His gardens are not just simple output of ordinary ideas. It is a philosophy of circulation he developed through living in nature, and through relationships with the earth, the forest and every living things in them.

 

2005. 9  Woo-chan Park

Ansan Culture and Arts Center Curator, Art Critic

 

  

Weeds in the Sky-Winter, Natural Objects, Acrylic, Oil on Canvas , 227cm×182cm , 2005

 

Weeds in the Sky- Sunset, Natural Objects, Acrylic, Oil on Canvas , 227cm×182cm , 2005

 

Watering pots , Acrylic & Oil on Linnen, 90.5cm×72.5cm , 2005

Hands , Acrylic & Oil on Linnen, 90.5cm×72.5cm , 2005

Small Grape Leaves , Acrylic & Oil on Linnen, 90.5cm×72.5cm , 2005,  Sold

 

¹éÀÏÈ« 1 Crape-myrtle,  Acrylic & Oil on Linnen , 53cm×42.5cm, 2005

¹éÀÏÈ« 2 Crape-myrtle,  Acrylic & Oil on Linnen , 53cm×42.5cm, 2005

¹éÀÏÈ« 3 Crape-myrtle,  Acrylic & Oil on Linnen , 53cm×42.5cm, 2005

¹éÀÏÈ« 4 Crape-myrtle,  Acrylic & Oil on Linnen , 53cm×42.5cm, 2005

 

ÇÏ´Ã Ç®-¿ÀÀÌLeaves in the Sky-Cucumber,  Acrylic & Oil on Canvas , 242cm×167cm , 2005

ÇÏ´Ã Ç®- ¿Õ °íµé»©±â Leaves in the Sky-King Korean Lettuce,  Acrylic & Oil on Canvas , 242cm×167cm , 2005

 



 

 

´Üdz Maple Leaves 1,2,3,4 , Acrylic & Oil on Canvas , each 89.7cm×89.7cm , 2005

 

Packing String, Acrylic, Maker Pen & Oil 112cm×145cm, 2005, National Museum Art bank

ºÐ¹«±â Spray, Acrylic, Maker Pen & Oil 112cm×145cm, 2005

Mineral Water Container, Maker Pen & Oil 112cm×145cm, 2005

Medium Container, Acrylic, Maker Pen & Oil 112cm×145cm, 2005, National Museum Art bank

 

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