drawing installation
soma museum 2006

2006.  myung -seop hong

recent work ¢º soma museum 2006  

 

 

 

 

 

 


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1) out-door drawing
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exposing in the rain,
4 boxes,60 x 60 x H;120cm each, platepolyvinyl, 2007

2) out-door drawing ; para-site, exposing to the sun, south-ward, installation view, goose's egg, wires, 900x 900cm each, 2007.[click to enlarge]

Installing drawings

drawing---<being-a place/landscape>
  Why, is drawing taken as to be sufficient if it could only draw attention as itself? Do the drawings hold enough function and quality if they could gain attention in their form apart from the message they are giving out?
What about the environment or place that the drawing is in? For instance, what if inside and outside could be swapped? So that it would lead to an attitude to be parasitic on another paralogical condition? Drawing open to winds and rains 1). Or a drawing set facing south and being blessed with enough sunshine so waiting around to be hatched 2). Living on "here and there", so that it could show up whenever and wherever, and making itself harder to be conceived and hiding itself 3), drawing itself becomes a place/landscape. That is the reason why the drawing imitating spiders hides itself anywhere and, abstaining from homogenizing with anything and only floats alone in the air. Just like, a spiderweb..

* After spiders are hatched from eggs, they maintain short-spanned community life and young spiders leave their hatchery to move
  on into individual lives. The young spiders use the lines of the spiderweb to fly far. They climb up to high trees or grass and jump
  downwind  while they hold onto the lines of spiderweb. The wind then carries the spiders and some of them even travel 3000m.
  So to say, some  drawings could be said to be born with weather, temperature and place just like the drawing of spiders.

para-site. Resembling the appearance of spiders
Spiders' strategy of being parasitic on a place and simultaneously producing it. The direction of the light and wind, such place-environment conditions, the double structure of concealment and revelation. I am resembling the spiders' theory on place which creates places while installing new places and draw places beyond consciousness. Like a spider, I mimic dancing geometry, and longing to become a spider throwing itself... The karma(opportunity) and condition of being parasitic becomes the place. As site-logy or topo-logy.

Being parasitic on quadrilateral, quadrilateral complex or quadrilateral syndrome
1) Geometry dancing and performing acrobatics on top of a quadrilateral rubber board. The transfiguration of topological space resembling magic, games of ana and meta of our minds. For instance, progressive scientists like Feyerabend argues that they should teach subjects such as magic in secondary education.
   There's nothing particular about the argument since magic is only appropriate and natural just like physics, chemistry, biology etc. He argued magic is just as scientific as physics or chemistry. Ana-morphoses, revellion of forms, acrobatics of forms, acrobatics of misconceiving spaces, being parasitic on the transfiguration of space, deteriorating the host's space, being parasitic "here and there" and giving the host's space particular properties and therefore the space wiggles into being space, and the matters of looking into the drawings' scene of drawing- the matters of conception and perception intersect each other. The drawings appealing on our perception and the drawings leading our conceptions. How do we deteriorate the momentum set on our own point of view where our bodies are bound?

para-site
2) diagram of things that resist the power of tension-extension. Not that, I am drawing a diagram which visualizes the invisible-the tension and extension. Foolishly enough, I am trying to draw the difference between physics and magic.


3) para-site: here and there, a game of hide-and-seek
    mushrooms, the artist made mushrooms with colored papers.
de-veloping,
pecil-drawing on egg, paper board, 60x60cm
 

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