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Happy Family

Hendrick Lilanga2024.05.16 ~ 2024.06.14

Description of the work

  • Media Oil on Canvas
  • Location LOTTE HOTEL SEOUL MAIN TOWER 1F
Hendrick Lelanda shows the daily lives of Africa in a bright and enjoyable way,
and as if he were a wizard of color, he harmoniously arranges and vividly portrays various colors. In addition, in nature, humans form families and live a
happy life with neighbors in a panoramic format, and the objects that appear
repeatedly connect with each other, but none of them seem to, implying a natural and flexible philosophy of life.

The vast mountains and earth, flowers and trees, wild animals, houses and living
containers, and characters that are the background of the painting are harmonizing to fill the screen. They are fully established and their stories are
blossoming. The branches spreading in a rhythmic curve, the water complex with a long neck bent to talk to them, the roofs and bars with repeated patterns continue to flow through the empty spaces, and the divided sides are given a sense of rhythm to create a full and woven narrative.

About the author

Hendrick Lilanga was born in Africa in 1974. The artist grew up learning fromhis grandfather, George Lilanga (1934-2005), an important sculptor and artist incontemporary African art, has earned fame on international stages in the U.S.,Europe, and Japan, especially with Keith Haring saying he was influenced by him.

The arbitrary expression of children who are not used to revealing themselvesshows the clear and pure imagination of Hendrick Lelanga, which is extremely friendly. In addition, the technique of stereoscopic painting in which various aspects of the object are expressed. For example, the top and bottom of amusical instrument, the way the characters are expressed according to thedirection, simplified expression of characters, and skin color of different characters are important factors that can be communicated with many children as they are contained in elementary school textbooks.
Hendrick Lilanga (1974~)