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33 years of single path for Korean alphabet painting
Director Kim Bo-sung of Kim Bo Sung Art Center
Kim pours the logic of yin and yang into Korean alphabet painting
Korean alphabets are phonetic symbols. They create a meaning by combination of consonants and vowels. At the end of the day, however, they are categorized as a language. In this respect, it is interesting to learn about the Korean alphabet painting artist Kim Bo-sung. He brought up the idea of deconstruction and reconstruction of the Korean alphabet 33 years ago in order to create something unique figures. Yeosu born and fed, Kim served as the third director of the Grorich Gallery and took over the Gallery Pyeongchangdong and the Kim Heung Su Gallery to make it into the current Kim Bo Sung Art Center. Kim did not make much of his presence in the artistic circle but his works have been purchased at quite a lump sum by some of renowned political and economic figures. Often cited as the artist who 'paints the sound', one must wait for a certain amount of time to obtain a work of his as he mainly launches a work by order. Kim pours the logic of yin and yang as well as balance and harmony into his works. He thinks that Korean alphabets contain the order of nature and man and for this reason delivers his wish of people's wellbeing to each work which is the point of attracting successful entrepreneurs to possess one. Kim uses various materials such as metal, stone, paper, plastic and balloon. The large balloon breakwater installment 'Tetrapod', for example, is praised for its vivid color, symbolic elements and simple yet beautiful shape. Genre-wise, Kim's works are unique and he himself is the best in the field. Some say that one must send her child to Kim Bo Sung Art Center if the child is to be a great artist in the future.
Kim Bo Sung Art Center
Kim Bo Sung Art Center appeared in a number of TV series: Woman with a Suitcase, Midnight Sun and Night Light; and some commercials. It recently has been used as a set of the Arirang TV for a debate of foreign reporters. Under its slogan 'haven for those with free souls who carry a burden of creation', the center functions as a gathering hub of many artists. The center invites globally renowned artists and holds lectures and even fashion shows while runs a competition for artists aged over 60 to win the 100 million won ($88,873) prize money.
Kim wishes to hold an exhibition in North Korea
Kim is known as the initiator of the Korean alphabet painting. He has a great respect to his teacher Gansong Jeon Hyeong-pil. Kim says that an artist can be a nation; Picasso and Dali, for example, are Spanish artists but they must be recognized as a nation itself, according to Kim; likewise, he believes, the artists who have had exhibitions at Kim Bo Sung Art Center can also be nations. When asked about his wishes, Kim said "I wish to hold an exhibition in North Korea one day. Though separated, we all are Koreans and use Korean alphabet. I think culture can play a role to bridge the politically frozen relations even if it is a small effort." <Power Korea> sends a message of support.
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