Unwind
Description of the work
- Media acrylic on canvas
- Location LOTTE HOTEL SEOUL MAIN TOWER 1F
This membrane, while clearly present between body and space, remains invisible. As the city accelerates, it becomes entangled with proliferating signs and images, evolving into a compressed skin in which inside and outside adhere to one another. Hwang captures this emergent membrane through a range of media including drawing, installation, and wall drawing, drawing it into the core of artistic world.
Working with brushstrokes and airbrush on canvas, the artist repeatedly builds up thickness only to flatten it again, generating layers within the pictorial surface. This process traces the vaguely sensed interior of a virtual membrane, peeling it back layer by layer and reconnecting it to a tangible, physical threshold in the real world. Through these gestures, Hwang seeks to perceive the substance of sensations that cannot be physically touched.
These forms function both as attempts to approach the essence of space and as representations of a spatial condition in which multiple layers and realities coexist.
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About the author
Hwang received BFA in Painting from Hongik University and completed MFA at the same institution. Hwang’s solo exhibitions include 《Hydra Square》(The Reference, Seoul, 2024), 《Curtain》(Pipe Gallery, Seoul, 2023), 《Modular Vision》(SOMA Museum of Art, Seoul, 2021), and 《막의 막》(OCI Museum of Art, Seoul, 2021). The artist was a finalist for the 22nd SongEun Art Award (2022) and was selected for OCI YOUNG CREATIVES (2021) and PUBLIC ART NEW HERO (2020).
M.F.A Graduated from Dept. of Painting, Hongik University, Seoul




