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  • K I M J I W O N

  • 57th

    2012.8.22(WED) - 9.04(TUE)Opening Reception

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  • 3Any substances that light penetrates make both eyes and mind clear. Being able to see beyond the surface provides sense of

    freedom in a visual and spiritual aspect. As a transparent material, glass symbolizes overcoming physical obstacles and commu-

    nication between the front and the back. Many materials existing in real world block out a face beyond the surface from visible one.

    It is why we feel frustrating no matter how beautiful the surface of substances is. Among various materials, however, substances

    like crystal and glass have its own existence and show an aspect beyond because the substance itself is transparent.

    Kim Ji-won applies issue of communication between in and out for the work using transparent wine glasses. With transpar-

    ency being a medium, she adds new forms of formative interpretation and draws fantastic images beyond an ordinary sight. In

    other words, she suggests principles of communication for the unified world staring at formative beauty that wine glasses have as

    a transparent material. She devises a formative world where the form is equivalent to its content.

    Her glass work is like kind of a magic. Odd transformation of shapes like virtual reality can be called a magic combining imagi-

    nation, physical properties and heat. Commercialized wine glasses show physical properties of glasses which is expressed by its

    melting process with heat. She assumes a situation where original form becomes distorted and transformed one with formative

    principles by heating wine glasses, a beautifully made finished product.

    A wine glass has great beauty in shape. Above all, it has elegant curves and shape reminding a womans body so it is enough to

    lead an erotic imagination. A function of a wine glass is in harmony with a sense of beauty to lead a sweet imagination. She also

    tries to find another form of beauty to be entailed by breaking external one of a wine glass. So to speak, she aims at the beauty of

    contorted pearls from which people can enjoy visual pleasure, for example. This can be an explanation for why she chooses wine

    glasses for her subject matter.

    She brings characteristics of transparent materials into relief with a series of glass work using wine glasses and enjoys accompany-

    ing formative variations. Wine glasses come to have contorted shapes by several glasses getting partly melted and unexpectedly

    adhered to each other when they are heated in an electronic oven. These shapes, of course, are results of fully expected conditions

    considering physical properties of glass and the point of fusion.

    For example, the work which shows a similar shape with melted wax by melted wine glasses is based on a complete scenario.

    It progresses in a method that puts wine glasses on edges of firebricks and heats them and similar form expected based on the

    scenario can be gained. That is, the artist can make an image reminding Dalis The Persistence of Memory which has several

    clocks flowing down. Produced images depend on the combination, arrangement and composition of glasses. This can be done

    by complete control over the process.

    Solid wine glasses change to mollusks-like ones through aforementioned processes. Because each part of wine glasses such as

    bowl, handle and support has different point of fusion, they make fantastic shapes. The curves made when the glasses curvy

    part, an outline of the bowl, the handle and supporting part are contorted are mysterious. It is because the contortedness makes

    elegant, imagination stimulating shapes.

    Various images in shapes and lines can be seen according to the viewing angle. The number, direction and superimposition of wine

    glasses make various forms of lines. Diverse images of transformed wine glasses which are characterized by curvy shapes not only

    provide visual pleasure but also enable limitless imagination. Accidental and natural lines, shapes and curves produced when it is

    impossible to gain standardized images are fantastic. She further aims at the visual beauty made by wine glasses transparency

    by introducing lights. Lines and curves become more vivid and beautiful with lights by setting up electroluminescence in an acrylic

    panel and putting contorted glasses on it. The lighting fixture which creates mystique is effective to emphasize a decorative aspect

    as well as visual pleasure. An artwork which has a light continuously changing its color has a stronger mystique. Appreciators can

    experience a kind of catharsis with these artworks.

    Kim Ji-wons Glass WorkMagic-like Transformation of Wine Glass

    Shin Hang-seop (Art critic)

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    1962 Born in Seoul. Korea

    Hong-Ik University Graduated of Art

    A Member of Korea Fine Art Association

    Graduated from Dept. of Sculpture, Incheon Catholic University

    PRIZE

    2006 Grand Prize at Special Selection of MBC The Korea

    Figurative Sculpture

    2005 First Prize at 42th Mok Woo Society. Seoul Korea

    2006 Second Prize at 43th Mok Woo Society, Seoul Korea

    Solo Exhibition

    2008 The 2st Solo Exhibition,

    Iksan International Stone Culture Project

    2002 The 1st Solo Exhibition , Jin Art Gallery

    Selected Group Exhibition

    2012 Hot Summer Exhibition ,Kosaspace. Korea

    2012 The Garden of Imagination ,Amway Gallery ,Korea

    2012 Incheon Sculpture of Incheon, Gaon Gallery ,Korea

    2012 Seocho art festival, Seocho Fine Art Association Exhibition

    2011 Art Wall Exhibition ,Korea

    2011 Art Garden , Seongnam Sculpture Association

    2011 The 2th Seoliful Exhibition, K Gallery, Korea

    2010 The 26th Korean Sculptors Association Exhivition

    2010 Seocho art festival , Seocho Fine Art Association Exhibition

    2010 The 18th kring Exhibition ,kring, Korea

    2010 Fun Sculpture Exhibition!, Sungnam Art Center. Korea

    2010 Seocho Sculpture Exhibition

    2009 The 25th Korean Sculptors Association Exhivition

    2009 Story of Golf, Seongnam Sculpture Association Exhibition

    2009 The 12th Puchen woman Art Association

    2008 Seongnam Sculpture Park Project

    2008 The 24th Korean Sculptors Association Exhibition

    2008 Iksan International Stone Culture Project

    2007 Art & Park- The Sound of Nature

    Sungnam Art Center. Korea

    2007 The 40th The Korea Figurative Sculpture Association,

    -Sungnam Art Center

    2007 Puchen Woman Artist Association

    2006 Invited Exhibition of I.O Gallery, Paju, Korea

    2006 Exhibition of the Sungnam Art Association

    2006 Exhibition of the Incheon Catholic Unversity

    2006 Puchen Woman Art Association- Nature and Life

    2005 Puchen woman Art Association

    2004 Exhibition of the Korea Art Communication

    2004 Exhibition of the Puchen Hyun-Dai Sculpture Association

    2004 Exhibition of exchange between Korea and Japan

    2003 Exhibition of National Nude Drawing

    2002 Open Invited Exhibition of Jin Gallery

    ADDRESS

    Sangji, Rits Vill #201, 1517-6, Seocho-dong,

    Seocho-gu, Seoul. Korea

    E-Mail [email protected]

    [email protected]

    mobile phone 010-5468-1092

    KIM JI WON

  • KIM, JI WON

    57th 2012. 8. 22 wed - 9. 4 Tue

    CNP 57, 02-733-2657 (http;//www.57 gallery.co.kr)

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