Artist Seungjun Choi’s solo exhibition will be held at MGFS100 Gallery in Samcheong-dong. / MGFS100 Gallery
[OSEN=홍지수 기자] “The world of color is infinite. “Color exists on its own, but its essence is revealed or hidden depending on what it is placed next to.”
Artist Seungjun Choi’s solo exhibition will be held at MGFS100 Gallery in Samcheong-dong. Artist Seungjun Choi’s solo exhibition “Color Field” starts from the art term ‘color field abstraction’ and explores the moments and depth of life anew through the unique and symbolic space of a tennis court.
The static yet dynamic time on the tennis court is transformed into a new narrative within the artist’s pictorial perspective.
A tennis court is not just a place for playing. It is read as a microcosm of the world we live in. The strict discipline and ruthless competition across the line, and the times of reorganization hidden behind it, represent the tension and relaxation, dramatic moments and tranquility we experience in life.
Seungjun Choi’s works set on a court focus on the time to catch one’s breath, rather than the dramatic moment of scoring. This tells us that our lives cannot always be full of thrills and achievements, and that sometimes we also need time to find inner harmony.
The artist’s paintings expand fleeting moments into fields of new meaning. The scenes on the tennis court are not merely descriptive.
Artist Seungjun Choi’s solo exhibition will be held at MGFS100 Gallery in Samcheong-dong. / MGFS100 Gallery
The sponsor’s logo that supports reality, the referee that enforces the rules, and the quiet moments that exist even in the midst of tension are all reconstructed in the artist’s pictorial language. In it, we discover a depth that goes beyond simple images. This makes us reflect on our lives and existence through a tennis court that is closely connected to reality.
Artist Seungjun Choi’s work goes beyond simply reproducing objects, but is a process of discovering new aesthetics in life. The author captures the subject matter of his work in the conversations surrounding him, a scene from a movie, a sentence in a book, and the melody of music. The image constructed in this way asks quiet yet profound questions.
In that image, we encounter anew what it means to be human and what life is. The artist’s quiet gaze on the canvas allows the audience to newly discover the meaning of fleeting moments.
MGFS100 Gallery said, “Color Field shows the diverse colors and depth of life through the symbolic space of a tennis court. Through this exhibition, we will encounter the fleeting moments captured by artist Seungjun Choi and their depth. That moment “I hope that in the fields, we can also look at our lives from a new perspective.”
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**How does Seungjun Choi’s use of the tennis court as a metaphor contribute to the color field aesthetic, and what specific emotions or ideas does this combination evoke in the viewer?**
## Interview: Unveiling “Color Field” – A Conversation with Seungjun Choi
Welcome to World Today News, your window to the world of art and culture. Today, we delve into the vibrant world of “Color Field,” a solo exhibition by artist Seungjun Choi at the MGFS100 Gallery in Samcheong-dong. We’re joined by two guests:
* **Seungjun Choi:** The artist behind the captivating “Color Field” exhibition.
* **Dr. Minji Park:** An art historian specializing in contemporary Korean art.
**Section 1: The Canvas as a Reflecting Pool – The Tennis Court as Metaphor**
**Host:** Seungjun, your exhibition centers around a ubiquitous yet intriguing setting: the tennis court. What drew you to this specific space, and how does it serve as a lens through which to explore the complexities of life?
**Seungjun Choi:** (Responds, elaborating on the symbolic richness of the tennis court, its representation of competition, tension, peace, and the human condition.)
**Host:** Dr. Park, from an art historical perspective, how does Seungjun’s choice of the tennis court fit within the broader themes of contemporary art? What precedents or connections can you draw?
**Dr. Minji Park:** (Discusses potential connections to existing artistic movements, concepts like site-specificity, and the use of mundane settings as metaphors for human experience.)
**Section 2: Beyond the Score – Capturing Fleeting Moments**
**Host:** Seungjun’s work seemingly prioritizes the quiet moments, the breaths between rallies, rather than the dramatic climax of a point scored. This focus on subtlety is intriguing. Could you expand on the significance of these “in-between” moments in your artwork?
**Seungjun Choi:** (Explains the importance of these subtle moments, their connection to inner harmony, reflection, and the human experience beyond achievement.)
**Host:** Dr. Park, how does Seungjun’s focus on fleeting moments align with current trends in art? Is there a growing tendency towards the contemplative and introspective within contemporary artistic expression?
**Dr. Minji Park:** (Discusses possible trends towards minimalism, slow art, and art focused on contemplative observation.)
**Section 3: Color as Language – Unveiling Deeper Meaning**
**Host:** Seungjun, the title of your exhibition, “Color Field,” hints at the centrality of color in your work. How does color act as a language for you? What emotions, ideas, and narratives do you aim to convey through your color palettes?
**Seungjun Choi:** (Discusses his approach to color, his inspirations, and how specific colors contribute to the emotional impact and narrative of his paintings.)
**Host:** Dr. Park, how does Seungjun’s use of color relate to the traditions and innovations within Korean art? Are there any particular trends or historical influences you see reflected in his work?
**Dr. Minji Park:** (Discusses potential connections to Korean art history, color symbolism, and modern interpretations.)
**Section 4: The Impact of “Color Field” – A Conversation Starter**
**Host:** Seungjun, what do you hope viewers will take away from your ”Color Field” exhibition?
**Seungjun Choi:** (Explains his aspirations for the exhibition, the conversations he hopes to spark, and the emotional impact he aims to leave on viewers.)
**Host:** Dr. Park, how do you see Seungjun’s work contributing to the broader discourse within contemporary art?
**Dr. Minji Park:** (Discusses the potential impact of the exhibition, its relevance to ongoing conversations about art, society, and the human experience.)
**Closing:** Thank you both for joining us today. To our audiences, we highly recomm end you experience “Color Field” for yourselves, a captivating journey into the world of art where the seemingly familiar becomes a portal to deep reflection.
