Park Mi-hwa: Park Mi-hwa
Hexagon's modern art ship is the 19th trial of the Koreans. The work and new work of Park Mi-Hwa was published in early 2013. “My main work material is earth, but it doesn't have any restrictions on the concept of the display. Since 1989, we have been using materials such as cloth, paper, wood, iron, and stone together since the first personal war. And we've tried Drowing, Painting, Orbs, and Installation. I hope to see the space in the exhibition as a piece of work, rather than each one. The exhibition has more meaning for me than just a space where the work is done. There are gestures that seem to have been ignored or thought out of the face of an unknown face, as if a maze of hearts trying to solve a riddle. One day on a trip, I want to impress upon my exhibits the images of the life and love and absence of man and the pleasure of the world that I have enjoyed in the space I happened to be in. The cell of a Western prison, or the shipyard of iron cancer, or a church window in Normandy's church, which they are physically far away but leave me the same remains. The spirits that float in that space are my self and loved ones. It's not about the truth we bring up every day, it's why we need comfort and meaning in our grief. The writer Nott.”.
Korean title: 박미화
Korean author: 박미화
Korean publisher: 헥사곤
ISBN-13: 9788998145880
