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Undercurrents
Cristina Gamón and Minyoung Suk | 01.22 - 03.09 -
BLANK SPACE presents Undercurrents, a duo exhibition featuring the works of Cristina Gamón and Minyoung Suk. This exhibtion explores the dynamic interplay of movement and fluidity through the works these two artists. The exhibition will run from 01.22 - 03.09 in our viewing room. Drawing inspiration from natural forms, both artists delve into the rhythms and textures of flow with varying approaches. Together, their pieces evoke a sense of motion and transformation, inviting viewers to navigate the unseen currents that shape our world. Join us and immerse yourself in this captivating dialogue between Gamón and Suk.
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Cristina Gamón
Thresholds Series_ Bordering Natures VI , 2023Mixed media on plexiglas and wooden stretcher bars*including the landscape-section piece IV printed on water green
plexiglas mirror70 7/8 x 98 3/8 in
180 x 250 cm -
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Cristina Gamón in her Studio with Thresholds Series_ Bordering Natures VI
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Minyoung Suk
D2324061101_02, 2024Tape Drawing, Acrylic & Oil on Traditional Korean Paper, Mixed Media
49 1/4 x 72 in
125 x 182.9 cm -
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Minyoung Suk
D24220412_02, 2024Tape Drawing, Acrylic & Oil on Traditional Korean Paper, Mixed Media
49 1/4 x 72 in
125 x 182.9 cm -
Detailed Images of Minyoung Suk's D24220412_02
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Relinquishing Control - The balance between intention and chance
Cristina Gamón’s relationship with abstraction is deeply rooted in her embrace of spontaneity and the organic flow of materials, mirroring nature’s inherent unpredictability. By allowing paints and pigments to interact freely, she relinquishes control to the medium, inviting natural processes like gravity, viscosity, and fluid dynamics to shape her work. This approach creates dynamic compositions that reflect the delicate balance between intention and chance, echoing the essence of movement and transformation found in the natural world.
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Installation Image of Thresholds Series_ Bordering Natures V, 2023
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MEDITATION THROUGH METICULATION
Minyoung Suk echoes the rhythms and fluidity of nature through a deliberate and meditative approach, contrasting spontaneity with meticulous precision. Her process involves painting, pasting, layering, peeling, and constructing spaces that evolve over time, reflecting the gradual and contemplative pace of natural cycles. She meticulously places finishing touches on the piece, through sewing stiches through the fabric and applying the final top layers of paint.
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Minyoung Suk
H2324162001_02, 2024Tape Drawing, Acrylic & Oil on Traditional Korean Paper, Mixed Media 49 1/4 x 72 in 125 x 183 cm -
Minyoung Suk
D2324061101_01, 2024Acrylic & Oil on Canvas
Mixed Media
51 x 64 x 1.6 in
130 x 162 x 4 cm
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Installation Images of H2324162001_02 and D2324061101_02
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MIRRORS OF NATURE
Differing from Gamón's deep rooted relationship with intuition and chance, Suk’s work is rooted in introspection and repetition. Although their processes are different, both artists imbue their art with a sense of harmony and balance. The ebb and flow of Gamon's resin and pigment match the visual pathways created by Suk's brushstrokes, mirroring the subtle, measured flow of nature’s own transformations. -
Cristina Gamón
Territories II, 2017Mixed media on laser cut mylar and wooden stretcher bars.
Mat finishing and wooden framed.
59 x 78 3/4 in
150 x 200 cm -
Minyoung Suk
H2324162001_01, 2024Acrylic & Oil on Canvas, Mixed Media
51 x 64 x 1 5/8 in
129.5 x 162.6 x 4.1 cm -
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