韩国艺术家Kim Sun-Hyuk在他的雕塑作品中使用树根和树干的形式来表达他对人类存在的诠释和对真理的探索。
金姆将不锈钢焊接成各种大型雕塑，这些雕塑通常以人体活动部位为特色。入选作品包括《通往幸福之路II》，一幅彩绘金属人面雕塑;它的轮廓是通过让人联想到血管的根和“视觉的活力”创造出来的，描绘了一个蓝色的身体，似乎是为了追求未知的东西而冲破墙壁。在评论这幅作品时，金解释说，他的作品探索了“人类的脆弱和不完整的存在”。金的感知艺术审视了美德、意义和我们的不满倾向等主题，赋予了人类体验的视角:“每当我们站在天空下，我们都能感受到真相，我们只是创造的一小部分。”在金正日的著作中，对我们在世界上的地位的这种理解被尽可能坦率地描述出来。
South Korean artist Sun-Hyuk Kim uses the form of tree roots and stems in his sculpted works to express his interpretation of human existence and the search for truth.
Kim welds stainless steel into various large-scale sculptures, that typically feature human body parts in action. Selected works include ‘The Way To Happiness II’, a painted metal sculpture of a human face; the outline of which is created through roots reminiscent of blood vessels, and ‘Vitality Of Vision’, depicting a blue body that appears to have burst out through the wall in pursuit of something unknown. Commenting on this artwork, Kim explains that his work explores the “weak and incomplete existence of human beings”. Kim’s perceptive art examines topics such as virtue, meaning, and our tendency towards discontent, granting perspective of the human experience: “We can feel the truth whenever we stand under the sky that we are just a tiny part of creation”. This understanding of our place in the world is portrayed as frankly as possible in Kim’s work.
Author: Sun Hyunk Kim
Photography: © Sun Hyunk Kim