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I found it very difficult to read a new, fresh, picture-and-represented page that was shown on different pages.
I don't know much about paintings or art, but it's a sense of being close to the picture and getting close to it as you look at it.
Professor Kim Sun-hyun, author of the Dha Ting-ja burn, says that the artist's mind is hidden in the painting. The self-portportport means to draw from the word "s" "symbol" and "to pull yourself out of the sum of the 'portkut' meaning "to draw a self". Sensible and anxious artists project their anguish or ideas through self-portraits into the picture. Professor Kim Sun-hyun, along with various writers since the Renaissance and in modern times, analyzed the spirit they project on the subject of
The story of the stranger is my story, and it's my situation. My situation can be filled with the idea of imagining my artist's figure, and of trying to imagine my happiness and crisis in some kind of color. Maybe not very well at first. Especially if I suspect my ability to paint, or if I feel that it's far from the picture, I might try to compare the content of the text with the picture as I do. But more and more of my experience is to give myself over to the sense of acceptance of the
The painting brings out the flow of flow. Another world drawn on paper, as my hands move, creates a sense of creativity. And when you look at the world that's becoming brighter, even though you draw it roughly, you get more and more greedy. The idea of being able to draw better calls for desire, and desires stimulate concentration. So we're going to enter the threshold of flow. I'm not going to let all my energy in. So you can't hide or cover. You're going to project yourself to the target. All
The book, worth reading, with its paintings and thick hardbound weight, feels like a nice afternoon listening to the KIM Sun-Sun-Song writer's personal diagrams and listening to his work in a quiet gallery. The vivid chords and the writer's voice are so personal that it's like voice support, but at the same time it'll be a very public story and speech. You open it and it becomes my own exhibition, wherever it is. From Freda Carl, Egon Schiller, Van Gogh, to some strange writers. The author
I was 20 years old and I was just in college, and I went to the City Museum with more of a view, and no one wanted to expand my view. But modern art was too difficult for me, and since then it has been terrifying. I've made my ignorance feel real. In a museum that happened to be in the last year, an elderly man saw a man who was eager to admire the painting. It was then that I knew I didn't have to fear my ignorance. It's because everyone is very immature at first and doesn't know much. This
This book is characterized by the formation of a theme with short breath. Two. In three minutes, you can hear a self-portrait and the psychological side effect of the account. And I felt as if my therapist had spoken to me in a tone of voice and was able to feel psychological security while reading. Especially have many words of sympathy for 'lone' Pat. Modern society lives a hard life to feel belonging. Many people have an obsession with being with someone all the time, friends, jobs, even
There's no easy way to get access to art or painting around. Only in the midst of a moment can you see it as it passes through the air like an advertisement. So I think this book is even more important. The paintings, presented with stories of artists and everyday psychoanalysis, are more familiar and easy to come to us. And the reason it's self-portrait is because modern society has led me and myself away. Self-portraits are a reflection of the person's thoughts, feelings and circumstances.
Kim Seon-hyeon: Self-Portrait: Painting My Heart
It's like a gift to find true ‘I’m ’ in a character, just as an artist who draws his mind from self-portraits shows his feelings. Professor Kim Sun-hyun, the top authority on Korean art therapy, says that it is like hiding a painting from an art therapist. Because it's able to pinpoint the hidden minds of people who can't speak words. Author Kim Sun-sook, who specializes in art and psychology, has been leading not only in theory but also in practice. He is a trauma expert who took the lead in the lives of victims and bereaved families at the site of local and international disasters, such as the 4/3 and the SIGH. Self-portrait is a powerful non-lingual expression tool that can honestly reveal what you are inside. In that sense, the main purpose of seeing self-portraits is to experience third-parted lives. This book will be the time to take off my heart's stub, and meet the true Na, hidden within me.
Korean title: 자화상 내 마음을 그리다
Korean author: 김선현
Korean publisher: 한길사
ISBN-13: 9788935678563
Reviews
I found it very difficult to read a new, fresh, picture-and-represented page that was shown on different pages.
I don't know much about paintings or art, but it's a sense of being close to the picture and getting close to it as you look at it.
Professor Kim Sun-hyun, author of the Dha Ting-ja burn, says that the artist's mind is hidden in the painting. The self-portportport means to draw from the word "s" "symbol" and "to pull yourself out of the sum of the 'portkut' meaning "to draw a self". Sensible and anxious artists project their anguish or ideas through self-portraits into the picture. Professor Kim Sun-hyun, along with various writers since the Renaissance and in modern times, analyzed the spirit they project on the subject of
The story of the stranger is my story, and it's my situation. My situation can be filled with the idea of imagining my artist's figure, and of trying to imagine my happiness and crisis in some kind of color. Maybe not very well at first. Especially if I suspect my ability to paint, or if I feel that it's far from the picture, I might try to compare the content of the text with the picture as I do. But more and more of my experience is to give myself over to the sense of acceptance of the
The painting brings out the flow of flow. Another world drawn on paper, as my hands move, creates a sense of creativity. And when you look at the world that's becoming brighter, even though you draw it roughly, you get more and more greedy. The idea of being able to draw better calls for desire, and desires stimulate concentration. So we're going to enter the threshold of flow. I'm not going to let all my energy in. So you can't hide or cover. You're going to project yourself to the target. All
The book, worth reading, with its paintings and thick hardbound weight, feels like a nice afternoon listening to the KIM Sun-Sun-Song writer's personal diagrams and listening to his work in a quiet gallery. The vivid chords and the writer's voice are so personal that it's like voice support, but at the same time it'll be a very public story and speech. You open it and it becomes my own exhibition, wherever it is. From Freda Carl, Egon Schiller, Van Gogh, to some strange writers. The author
I was 20 years old and I was just in college, and I went to the City Museum with more of a view, and no one wanted to expand my view. But modern art was too difficult for me, and since then it has been terrifying. I've made my ignorance feel real. In a museum that happened to be in the last year, an elderly man saw a man who was eager to admire the painting. It was then that I knew I didn't have to fear my ignorance. It's because everyone is very immature at first and doesn't know much. This
This book is characterized by the formation of a theme with short breath. Two. In three minutes, you can hear a self-portrait and the psychological side effect of the account. And I felt as if my therapist had spoken to me in a tone of voice and was able to feel psychological security while reading. Especially have many words of sympathy for 'lone' Pat. Modern society lives a hard life to feel belonging. Many people have an obsession with being with someone all the time, friends, jobs, even
There's no easy way to get access to art or painting around. Only in the midst of a moment can you see it as it passes through the air like an advertisement. So I think this book is even more important. The paintings, presented with stories of artists and everyday psychoanalysis, are more familiar and easy to come to us. And the reason it's self-portrait is because modern society has led me and myself away. Self-portraits are a reflection of the person's thoughts, feelings and circumstances.












