Dawn-2307 2023
“The pandemic was an opportunity to think about the present and the future. I believe that the passing of this situation will bring a new beginning for us all, something I wanted to express in my art."
By combining acrylic, colored pigment, and other mediums, My work explores the expressive possibilities of mixed media. The most significant element in my abstract mode, as a way of representation of pure behavior, is the repetition of action. Based on this principle, my canvases are filled with various lines, strong contrast of colors, and diverse variants of forms developed on a regular and irregular repetition of action. In addition, the color black for me is not black itself but a canvas for light. At dawn, the light becomes bright only as it rests upon the darkness. Each becomes essential to the other, without one there is no meaning. In this way, new birth and the balance of life and death illuminate the entity of black.
Dawn-2308 2023
“The pandemic was an opportunity to think about the present and the future. I believe that the passing of this situation will bring a new beginning for us all, something I wanted to express in my art."
By combining acrylic, colored pigment, and other mediums, My work explores the expressive possibilities of mixed media. The most significant element in my abstract mode, as a way of representation of pure behavior, is the repetition of action. Based on this principle, my canvases are filled with various lines, strong contrast of colors, and diverse variants of forms developed on a regular and irregular repetition of action. In addition, the color black for me is not black itself but a canvas for light. At dawn, the light becomes bright only as it rests upon the darkness. Each becomes essential to the other, without one there is no meaning. In this way, new birth and the balance of life and death illuminate the entity of black.
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EUNAH CHO
Canada
Eunah Cho is a contemporary visual artist based in Toronto, CANADA. Art is the mainstay of her life and is her medium of choice for meaningful expression. Her artworks are not an outward representation of a thing, but a representation of the ‘stream of consciousness through image’. The most cardinal point she pursues in her paintings is the inseparable relation between content and form.
Cho has enjoyed an illustrious career as a professional artist, university lecturer, and private teacher for over 35 years. Her work has been presented throughout 16 solo exhibitions, over 300 selected group exhibitions, and 26 International art fairs across more than 20 cities worldwide, including Toronto, New York, Los Angeles, Tokyo, Zurich, and Seoul.