Of course I think this is juicy. Korean artist, Yeondoo Yung, made children's drawings into real life. What a beautiful collaboration; to build in and on imagination.
Monday, August 1, 2011
Drawing Corner: Yeondoo Yung
Of course I think this is juicy. Korean artist, Yeondoo Yung, made children's drawings into real life. What a beautiful collaboration; to build in and on imagination.
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Specks of surprises by Chen Forng-shean from here.
Monsieur Creme, chestnut and gouache, 2007
When I was in school I also made very small things, see here. This is what I wrote about that work.
The never-ending evidence of everyday life, A decimal point existence.
Pretending to be the crumbs scraped off burnt toast, Jumping in and out of the work, no bigger than a flea.
I fall in love with the speck of green beside me in a field of yellowed paper, A bigger existence disguised as small.
The intimacy of looking, Nothing is without an identity.
The work is a reminder of my smallness.
I like to imagine looking at the world like this. Everything is something. A piece that matters, even in its smallness.
100-MOUNTAINOUS VISITS THE PORTLAND JAPANESE GARDENS
100-MOUNTAINOUS VISITS THE PORTLAND JAPANESE GARDENS
THIS IS THE MOST AUTHENTIC JAPANESE GARDEN OUTSIDE OF JAPAN. I RECOMMEND EVERYONE GO TO THE JAPANESE GARDEN IN PORTLAND IF YOU ARE INTO JAPANESE ...Welcome, Monday
Good morning. Some nice finds to share...
I like what is happening in this painting by Veronik Willems. Some large people observing a small garden with small happenings and sweet girls dresses from m.o.m.
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