Exhibition Information

New World Coming
2020 Oil on wood panel 21x30cm

See You Soon
2020 Oil on wood panel 21x30cm

The Keeper of the Keys
2019 Oil on wood panel 21×30cm

The angels
2019 Oil on canvas 116x80cm

			Artist Yoon Sang-yoon continuously displayed the work of divulging clusters of people who transcended time and place by dividing the screen into id, ego and super ego. His previous work consistently involves water, which flows fluidly between self and instinct and disrupts screen tension. For the artist, the irony of the dichotomous division of visibility and visibility, individuals and groups, reason and instinct, language and non-verbal language, has always been an important topic. The exhibition focuses on drawing with the left hand that the artist is not familiar with. Contrasting with the right-hand conversation of rational and logical composition, left-handed drawing relies entirely on the pure instinct and sense of the socially learned and untamed artist. The exhibition title is a representative piece by American blues guitarist T-Bone Walker. The author looks for a spiritual outlet to live in a "cruel and ragged world" in the freewheeling of hippies in the 1960s and 1970s. The nature of the anti-social hippie culture, which denies material civilization and existing order, faces a point similar to the artist's intentional choice of an inexperienced left hand. Sometimes, all tensions need to be laid down without countermeasures in order to survive a world where reason and logic alone are not convincing. This is a mean old world, baby to live in by yourself.