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South Korea
Mixed Media, Video on Other
Size: 47.2 W x 27.6 H x 0.8 D in
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https://vimeo.com/186678765 Visual kinematics No.20: The illusion of Time, single channel video animation, 4minutes and 38 seconds, 2016 Commissioned by Sulwhasoo Sulwhasoo (A premium cosmetic brand of Amore Pacific) holds Sulwha Cultural Exhibition every year with different themes. This year, I was commissioned to respond to the most popular Korean traditional tale, ‘The two love stars: Altair and Vega’ as part of Sulwha Cultural Exhibition at Sulwhasoo Flagship store in Seoul. In this exhibition, as a way to modernly reinterpret the fate and destiny of the Altair and Vega, I made an animation that portrays the movement of stars as metaphor for the existence of time and translates light-years into actual years.
Mixed Media:Video on Other
Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:47.2 W x 27.6 H x 0.8 D in
Frame:Not Framed
Ready to Hang:No
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South Korea
Elly Cho has exhibited around the world and holds numerous awards. Her art explores the intersection between nature, the environment and human behaviour, across various mediums including mixed media, video and performance art. Cho’s approach to art making, is largely inspired by the relationship between nature, environment and the viewer’s perception to nature based on their personal history. She approachs the subject matter of cultural landscapes in narrative form, and these narratives often relate to her own life experiences and memories. In her video work, She has used familiar landscapes that stimulate viewers to engage with an imaginative response. Her recent research about color, nature and mental health brought new body of work that explores the relationship between ecology and human existence. By drawing on colors and movement of nature, aesthetic of being, and poetry in nature. She trys to mimic the movement of the species and then expanding the drawing to a more imaginary scene of poeticism. She feels that nature is a place where everyone feels to be part of and even if we are all apart from each other, being in nature, makes us together and connected. Through her work, She seek to instill in the viewer a highly charged but nostalgic awareness of things long since past. She aim to experiment further, encouraging political engagement that allows both artwork and environment to jointly contribute to current artistic discourse. Cho’s awards include Sunny Art Prize in London, Award Winner of The Best Experimental Film, Best Silent Film, Best Dance Choreography Film, and Best Director at Cannes World Film Festival, Berlin Shorts, New York International Film Awards, ARFF Barcelona /Around International Film Festival, Oniros Film Awards, Best Actor& Director Awards New York among others. Her work has screened at film festivals such as 'AVIFF' Cannes Art Film Festival and Asia Film Art International Film Festival in Hong Kong and “Times Square Midnight Moment” in New York. Her residency participation includes the 3-D Sculpture Park artist residency program in Switzerland and AHL Foundation Residency in New York. Cho’s works are featured in major collections such as Seoul Municipal Museum and Musée Cantonale des Beaux-Arts du Valais in Switzerland, and in such as ‘Nature’s Tempo’ at the Korean Cultural Services of New York, and ‘Going Green’ in conjunction with Queens Art Express in New York.
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