The Art of True-View Landscape Painting
Jeong Seon’s innovative approach to landscape painting revolutionized the traditional Korean art form, which was heavily influenced by Chinese art. The traditional Korean landscape painting style, known as seon-in, focused on idealized and stylized depictions of nature.
Exploring Jeong Seon’s Iconic Landscapes
Jeong Seon’s artistic legacy is deeply rooted in his captivating landscapes, which continue to inspire and awe audiences today. The exhibition showcases a range of his most iconic works, including early and later depictions of Mount Geumgang, a majestic mountain that has been a source of fascination for centuries.
The exhibition will be a comprehensive showcase of the artist’s oeuvre, highlighting the artist’s unique style and thematic preoccupations. It will include a wide range of artworks, from paintings to sculptures, prints, and photographs, demonstrating the artist’s versatility and mastery of various mediums. The exhibition will be accompanied by a series of lectures, workshops, and panel discussions, providing opportunities for the public to engage with the artist and their work. These events will be held at the Hoam Museum of Art and will be open to the public. The exhibition will also feature a special section dedicated to the artist’s use of color and light, highlighting the ways in which the artist employs these elements to create a sense of atmosphere and mood.
The Artist’s Unique Style and Thematic Preoccupations
The exhibition will delve into the artist’s unique style and thematic preoccupations, showcasing their distinctive approach to art-making.