Oh Heung-bae: The Painter's Flower (Edited by Oh Heung-bae)

The latest interest is in plants. It's common and small and easy to see anywhere, so it's not as beautiful as the colorful or beautiful things that pass by, as they are not aware of the existence. In the course of the series, we've seen the inside of a human being in an unimagined, whole body, as if the physical appearance of the body was crystallized inside the mind, and if it was a natural representation of the human being through a severed body, we have tried to describe between "Abstagest 91" and "to be seen in a match, which is invisible or invisible to the eye. It's not just plants, it's recognized targets. Until the poet Kim Choon-soo recognized the poem 'a being,' it was by recognizing and naming himself without meaning, that he would reveal the true nature of existence and name it. The purpose of his work was basically to show the deconstructed image as it was. This led to the expansion of objects and the destruction of the transition and reality of perception by leading to a closer look at everyday views. The image that you have zoomed in on is the same one that maximizes the material nature of objects and also brings them to mind, not the body or plants, but something else. Sometimes you feel sexual and you feel extremely simple. This expansion of the object can dramatically enhance the nature of the subject, allowing the viewer to reflect on the full object.

Korean title: 화가의 꽃(오흥배 편)

Korean author: 오흥배

Korean publisher: 벤포스타

ISBN-13: 9791190841276