A Moment of Family and Nature in Korean Art: Kang Gang-hoon's Solo Exhibition
Creatrip Team
a year ago
Kang Gang-hoon, a talented Korean artist, presents his solo exhibition at the Shilla Hotel in Seoul, focusing on meticulous paintings that blur the line between photography and painting. His works often depict themes of fleeting moments, family, and nature, using symbols like cotton (mokhwa), representing his late mother and embodying the duality of life through detailed and restrained elements. The exhibition features large-scale pieces and new works that symbolize continuous generational continuity and spiritual existence. Kang's exploration delves into the essence of painting, trying to lead viewers into an inner world and true self. Though capturing human dignity can be challenging in Korea's art market, Kang is determined to continue portraying humanity through his art. His works are popular internationally, highlighted in major art fairs and housed in Korea's National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art.
