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Dancing Death Painting

Dabin Lee

South Korea

Painting, Oil on Canvas

Size: 23.9 W x 35.8 H x 1 D in

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Since 2014, I have been working on the theme of 'Dancing Death'. The occasion where I began to deal with this subject began with my personal attention to dancing and the way people have been dealing with death in past paintings. From the early Middle Ages to the present, painting has been constantly dealing with death, and its way has largely been religious. However, the death of modern people is extremely personal. So I tried to deal with death in a changed way as a modern painting ‘Dance’ and ‘death’ each have a contradictory meaning to each other(release of live and the end of life), but they have long been the subject of art works. Personal feelings are put on this special material and trying to express modern death. 2014년부터 현재까지 ‘춤추는 죽음’이란 주제로 작업을 해오고 있다. 이 소재를 다루게 된 계기에는 과거 회화에서 죽음에 대해 다루어왔던 모습과, 춤에 대한 개인적인 관심에서 시작되었다. 중세 초기부터 현대에 이르기 까지 회화는 끊임없이 죽음을 다뤄왔고, 그 방식은 대체로 종교적인 의미를 담았다. 하지만 현대인의 죽음은 지극히 개인적이다. 그래서 나는 현대의 회화로서 변화된 방식으로 죽음을 다루고자 했다. 춤과 죽음은 각각 생명의 발산과 생명의 종말로 서로 상반된 의미를 가지면서도 하나로 묶여 오랫동안 예술작품의 주제가 되었다. 이 특별한 소재에 작가 개인의 감정을 입혀 현대의 죽음을 이야기한다.

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Painting:Oil on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:23.9 W x 35.8 H x 1 D in

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Dabin Lee is an artist based in Seoul. Her main themes are emotions that people commonly experience but are not easily revealed, such as depression, fear and anxiety. As a child, Dabin explored the inner dark parts of her depression and used art as a means of expressing and resolving emotions. Mostly her works are inspired by portrait photography, medieval religious paintings, literature, and expressed using rough and thick textures, spilling and spreading accidental effects. And her paintings are expanding the range of expression to media such as body painting, photographs, videos and performances. The beginning of Dabin’s work was to relieve personal feelings. But as her work expanded, she realized that it was contraindicated to reveal dark emotions in Korean society. Since then, her goal has been to let viewers see their dark feelings in her works and to face them.

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