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Still Life of Choi, In-Soo  -  ¡°A Day with Brilliant Sunlight"

In this exhibition, Choi In-Soo, an artist of Western painting, unfolds a much more mature world focusing on still-life rather than landscape. His recent pieces have gotten over the level of a certain delicate realistic representation which depicts materials as they are. His solid fundamentals of a presentational painting and skillful command of watercolor have his works reach the state of thorough artistic merit, which goes beyond the simple imitation of nature and considers the general atmosphere of the canvas like inducing a series of animated sentiments.

  He emphasizes abstract sense more actively in composing his pictures while putting in his aesthetic inspiration. For example, frequenting the territories of representation and abstract paintings, he completes the realistic representation of his objects and paints his emotion and feelings perfectly.

  He is committed to concrete representation with static pose on one hand, but he sometimes expresses his inner potential rhythm dynamically. Owing to this special ability to make different formative variations using the properties of matter, he pushes the limit of monotonous still-life. For example, his canvas which shows dialectical correspondence of delicacy and adequacy creates depth more than double because of the trace of ombre using shading.

  Seen above, the artist breaks out of cliches of still-life or material itself with his excellent watercolor painting technique and manifest high-toned mood from which the audience could infer his life view or philosophy. Furthermore, his accurate perception and wide emotional amusement towards the objects make it possible for him to arrange his emotional metaphor towards the real objects of nature within the canvas with no scattering. Thus, his canvas adheres strictly to the right path of art, which is exquisite but not dry, free but not reckless, and sprouts long-lasting elegant atmosphere commingled with abundance and moderation.

  Consequently, the characteristic of his still-life painting is that the plain gaze towards the physical world and the inside of it, which cannot be apprehended with the gaze, respond each other in one space. This is possible because he digests the vague transcendental real existence, which is symbolized as a fragment of unconsciousness, using the physical object as its substitute with the process of alteration of his mind in order to express it with his own thick formative lexicon.

                               Aug. 2009
                                                        Art critic  Shon, Chung Moon
Doctor of Aesthetics

    




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