JEONG Yun Kyung: Dash and Symphony 鄭潤慶《破折的韻流》
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JEONG Yun Kyung : Dash and Symphony
11 July – 8 August 2020 Opening: Saturday, 11 July 2020, 2 - 5 pm Gallery EXIT is pleased to present solo exhibition "Dash and Symphony” by JEONG Yun Kyung, the London based Korean artist’s first solo in Hong Kong. The exhibition will open on 11 July 2020 and remain on view through 22 August 2020. An opening reception will be held on Saturday, 11 July from 2pm to 6pm. JEONG practices deviated from the East-Asian ink traditions and aesthetics, combining meticulous inkscape with dynamic strokes of abstract expressionism. Her works experiment with the spatial space and symbolic representation, with vivid colour intertwine with the tranquil and orderly geometric structures beneath, balancing between completeness with blankness. Some of JEONG’s recent paintings such as “ICEE” and “Blooming Eggs” employs metaphorical elements from domestic settings, simulate the movement and structure of the physical space. The series of works symbolise the human perspectives, depicting the moment when breaking into the wilderness. In “The Given” and “The Given II”, The smooth luminous lines travel within the delicate space of repeating motifs and collage textures. The bold lines and strokes, either continuous and abruptly, is the artist’s attempt to juxtapose between different spaces, both digitally and physically. About the artist JEONG Yun Kyung (b. 1981, Incheon) graduated from The Slade School of Fine Art with a Master of Fine Arts in 2008, and a Bachelor of Arts degree from the College of Art Design at Ewha Womans University in 2006. Her works have been widely exhibited internationally. Solo exhibitions include “Intimate Immensity” (Triumph Gallery, Moscow, 2018), “Structural Sensibility” (Art’Loft, Brussels, 2016), “In-Sync” (Gallery Koo, Seoul, 2015) and “. Selected group exhibitions include “Asia Now Paris” (Art’s Loft/Lee-Bauwens Gallery, Paris, 2019), “Lines of Flight” (Gallery EXIT, Hong Kong, 2016). JEONG was one of the finalists of “The Columbia Threadneedle Prize” in 2012 and the “Joongang Fine Art Prize” in 2008. Her works are part of art collections such as “Tiroche DeLeon Collection”, “National Museum of Modern, Contemporary Art, Korea” and “OCI Museum of Art”, Seoul. JEONG currently lives and works in London. |