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| Chongwoon Choi | |
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Lives and works in Seoul. |
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I am interested in re-discovery of everyday things that are around me. |
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The storm lasted through the night.
2006 |
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| This work looks like a simple flat screen monitor,
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Beyond the horizon
2007 |
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Sunrise
2007 |
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A storm on the sea
2006 |
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| This work looks like an oil painting or a photograph. However, it is made of everyday things: Coca-Cola and blue fabric detergent. These two liquids are placed in an acrylic box with a sensor and a motor. When the viewers go closer to the work, they trigger the sensor and the motor starts to create a gentle storm in the box like a storm on the sea. When the viewer leaves the work and the motor stops running, the distorted image due to the storm goes back to its original calm and still state.
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A storm in a teacup
2006 |
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| This work has a motor and four sensors under the table. On top of the table, there is a cup of tea. When a person approaches the work, the sensor triggers the motor and starts to rotate the tea inside the teacup, literally creating a “storm in a teacup”. When someone exaggerates a problem or makes a small problem seem bigger than it really is, we refer to this situation as making a storm in a teacup. However, if one takes a closer look at this storm and all he/she sees the storm, even though the storm exists in a small teacup, it may feel as big as storm on the sea. |
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THIS IS HOT
2006 |
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| This text work, made of connecting copper pipes and joints, is installed on the wall and it appears as if it is a radiator. Through this work, I would like the audience to re-discover meanings of everyday things/words we often take for granted. The English word, “HOT” holds numerous meanings. For example, this word is used to describe physical heat, having a high or higher than desirable temperature and we refer to this condition as “HOT”. Also when someone is very popular or something is successful, we refer to this state as “HOT”. Due to these meanings, the viewers often feel compelled to touch the work or stand near the work to see whether the work is temperature hot or not. The only the “courageous” viewers who touch the work are rewarded with a gentle humour hidden in the work.
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Calmtension
2005 |
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| The wooden panels of this work appears to be firmly attached to the floor and ceiling. In reality, the wooden panels have 1mm gap from the floor. This work demands a careful observation. These unattached wooden panels move slightly and what appears to be calm and still, the viewers start to experience some sort of tension. I explored the work that have calmness and also tension simultaneously, and then to make the ambiguous feeling between them visible. In the other point, it is kinetic but also static at the same time. |
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| 教育程度与个人自传 | |
| Educational Qualifications: 2006 MFA Fine Art, Slade School of Fine Art, UCL, London 2002 BA Fine Art, Chung-Ang University, Seoul, Korea Group exhibitions: 2007 "Heavenly Garden", KIMI, Seoul 2007 "HOT", Collyer Bristow Gallery, LONDON 2007 "The Open", Kingspark studio, LONDON 2007 LOST & FOUND | The Brick Lane Gallery, London 2006 ArtSway Open 06, ArtSway, Sway, Hampshire 2006 An event in London, The plum tree, London 2006 Recent Graduates Section, Affordable Art Fair, Battersea Park, London 2006 Slade Summer Show, UCL, London 2005 New work, Woburn Square, London 2005 TwentyOne, One Canada Square, Canary Wharf, London |
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