Kim Hyang-geum's Personal Art Exhibit 'Unnoticed Flowers'
Creatrip Team
a year ago
Kim Hyang-geum, a Korean artist, returns with her personal exhibit named 'Unnoticed Flowers' after seven years. Known for her work as a curator at SuChang Youth Mansion and collaborations in Meta-Integration Art Research Institute, she's showcasing artworks imbued with text. Kim has compiled writings over four years into a book called 'FLOW', featuring 45 reflections on her art processes. The exhibit communicates the idea of appreciating life as it is, akin to being a flower unaware of its own bloom. Her pieces integrate visual art with text, urging viewers to interpret and imagine individually. The exhibition runs until October 31st at Gallery Dongwon in Daegu, South Korea.
