Jongsuk Yoon /
Yoon, Jongsuk,1965-artist.
Bündge, Hendrik,writer of added text.
Buschhoff, Anne,writer of added text.
Choi, Eunju,1963-writer of added text.
Fleck, Robert,writer of added text.
Kunde, Harald,writer of added text.
Luyken, Gunda,writer of added text.
Reifenscheid, Beate,1961-writer of added text.
Schmidt, Hans-Werner,writer of added text.
Végh, Christina,writer of added text.
The paintings and drawings of Jongsuk Yoon (b. Onyang, Korea, 1965; lives and works in Dusseldorf) combine the European tradition of craftsmanship in painting with an Asian formal vocabulary and aesthetic sensibility. She is especially interested in man's peculiar position between nature and culture and how art illustrates this. Materials she collects play a crucial role in Yoon's creative process, spurring the production of new works.
Text in English and German.
Includes artist biography.
Published on the occasion of the exhibition 'Jongsuk Yoon: Mind landscapes' held 17 February - 1 May 2017 at Museum Kurhaus Kleve; December 2017 - February 2018 at Ludwig Museum Koblenz.
Reifenscheid in conversation with Jongsuk Yoon -- Mountain and water: On the works of Jongsuk Yoon / Christina Vegh -- Jongsuk Yoon: Drawings / Anne Buschhoff -- A painting of time / Robert Fleck -- Chinese Sansui painting, Minhwa and deja vu / Eunju Choi -- I read, therefore I see / Hans-Werner Schmidt -- Flowing energies: Notes on the work of Jongsuk Yoon / Harald Kunde -- The best of both worlds: On Jongsuk Yoon's new paintings / Hendrik Bundge -- Jongusk Yoon: Between East and West / Gunda Luyken.
The paintings and drawings of Jongsuk Yoon (b. Onyang, Korea, 1965; lives and works in Dusseldorf) combine the European tradition of craftsmanship in painting with an Asian formal vocabulary and aesthetic sensibility. She is especially interested in man's peculiar position between nature and culture and how art illustrates this. Materials she collects play a crucial role in Yoon's creative process, spurring the production of new works.
Yoon, Jongsuk, 1965-
Painting
Drawing