kimsooja quilts a chapel with iridescent light and sounds of her breathing
1.57K subscribers Subscribe 2.2K views 3 years ago With a lightness of touch, Kimsooja has transformed the historic chapel with 'To Breathe', an enthralling installation using light and mirrors.
Kimsooja Harnesses Light and Color at Centre Pompidou Metz
To Breathe - A Mirror woman, 2006 Kimsooja (Daegu, South Korea, 1957) is one of the most renowned Korean artists on the international art scene. Since 1998 she has lived and worked in New York, and her work, including installations, photographs, performance and video, has been extensively exhibited in Asia, the USA and Europe.
Kimsooja To Breathe Bottari, 2013, mixed media installation, Korean Pavilion, The 55th
Kimsooja b. 1957 in Daegu, Korea Working in New York, NY, United States of America; Paris, France; and Seoul, Korea Showing at Asia Society Museum On view October 27, 2020, through February 7, 2021 Kimsooja, To Breathe - The Flags, 2012. Single-channel video. Duration: 40 minutes, 41 seconds. Courtesy of the artist. Image courtesy of the artist
Kimsooja To Breathe Exhibition at Centre PompidouMetz in Metz
To Breathe series Kimsooja first conceived To Breathe in 2006, where she conceptually transformed the bottari into an architectural form. Using diffraction film, the artist wraps entire spaces to sublimate their architecture and reveal their stories, like bottari bundles made of light.
Kimsooja To Breathe A Mirror Woman Art Basel
Kimsooja transformed the historic chapel at Yorkshire Sculpture Park with To Breathe, an enthralling installation using light and mirrors and the latest in a series of projects exploring meditative qualities of space.. Kimsooja's practice references and takes inspiration from traditional forms of female labour and craft, such as sewing and weaving, to investigate the role of women.
kimsooja quilts a chapel with iridescent light and sounds of her breathing
Kimsooja, "To Breathe" at Saint-Étienne cathedral, Metz — Axel Vervoordt Kimsooja, To Breathe Permanent stained glass installation commissioned on the occasion of the 800th anniversary of the Cathédrale Saint-Étienne de Metz Inauguration 18 September 2022 Metz, France
To Breathe, Kimsooja, Ville de Poitiers
The luminous To Breathe, which is one of the Kimsooja's most rigorous installations to date, is unified with a projection of her video piece of the same name and a recorded chorus of the artist's own breaths.To Breathe continues Kimsooja's examination of time, space, and light, and provides her audience with a sensory experience prompting them to examine their own perceptions of.
Kimsooja To Breathe The Flags My Art Guides
Her work reflects and develops upon issues of life, art and politics. At the space at Via Stradella 4 Kimsooja presents a video To Breathe - The Flags, where she superimposes and crossfades two hundred and forty six national flags, which merge together to become indistinguishable and emptying them of any symbology of nationhood.
Kimsooja. Geometry of Breath Exhibition at Kewenig in Berlin
Kimsooja, To Breathe, 2021. Installation view. Courtesy of Leeum and Kimsooja Studio. Director: Cho ChanhoDoP: Bach Sang HunProduction Co: The Day Before Fri.
Kimsooja To Breathe, Leiden — Axel Vervoordt
Expecting to infuse a "creative energy" within the store, Kimsooja takes us in his very experimental and contemplative conception of the work of art: adept of the "non-far" principle, the artist seeks to make perceptible intangible notions, such as the passage of time, and to "question the forces at work in art and life, inviting everyone to experience and feel the world in all its.
Kimsooja To Breathe Installation art, Artist inspiration, Venice biennale
"2013 Korean Pavilion Kimsooja To Breathe: Bottari" - Art in Asia, Monthly art magazine, Published by ArtMediaArt Seoul, 2013, with Support of Arts Council Korea, 2013, pp. 38-68 "Korea: Bottari of Light, Covering the Whole Korean Pavilion" - Art in Asia, Monthly art magazine, 2013, pp. 68-69;
To Breathe A Mirror Woman Kimsooja Inhabitat Green Design, Innovation, Architecture, Green
Kimsooja - To Breathe dates Oct 26, 2015 → Jan 04, 2016 For the French-Korean Year, Centre Pompidou Metz will present one of the most influential multi-disciplinary conceptual Korean artists of her generation: Kimsooja's new installation To Breathe at its Forum and Gallery 2 from October 25th 2015 to January 4th, 2016.
BOTTARIS. New exhibition by Korean artist Kimsooja The Strength of Architecture From 1998
Kimsooja's To Breathe. Photograph: Danny Lawson/PA. At the original visitor centre, you can strap on a pair of headphones and listen to a new work of sound art by Dillan Marsh and Eleanor Clare.
Rainbows and the sound of breath fill up space Public Delivery
Kimsooja, To Breathe: Obengsaek, Gallery Tschudi, Zuoz, Switzerland Kimsooja, To Breathe , Galleria Raffaella Cortese, Milan, Italy 1st Cornell Council for the Arts(CCA) Biennale: Kimsooja, A Needle Woman: Galaxy was a Memory, Earth is a Souvenir , Ithaca, Cornell University Arts Quad, New York, USA (Site-specific Installation)
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Kimsooja transformed the historic chapel with To Breathe, an enthralling installation using light and mirrors and the latest in a series of projects exploring meditative qualities of space. Kimsooja's practice references and takes inspiration from traditional forms of female labour and craft, such as sewing and weaving, to investigate the role of women.
To Breathe of Kimsooja, a place of community contemplation Collater.al
Created in 2006 by multidisciplinary artist Kimsooja, To Breathe - A Mirror Woman was an elaborate installation at the Palacio de Cristal, Parque del Retiro, in Madrid. Originally built in the late 1880s to house a collection of flora and fauna from the Philippines, Kimsooja transformed the Palacio de Cristal into a multisensory sound and light experience. A special translucent diffraction.