Form - Series I, Roh Hoon Guac, 2005
Roh Hoon Guac

Form - Series I

2005 · Sculpture · 104 × 89 cm

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SalCeramics, Room 141, The McAulay Gallery

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Roh Hoon was born in 1959 and graduated from Kookmin University, Seoul, Korea. He gives lectures on ceramic art at various Korean universities. He has exhibited in several exhibitions in Korea and abroad including "From the Fire: contemporary Korean Ceramics", 2004-2007, in the U.S.

This work represents three trees, grouped together. The foliage has blended together forming one single tree.

The walls of the piece were built up from base to top using small coils of clay assembled together in a net-like open-work structure. The artist plays between binary oppositions and thus creates a balance/tension between weight vs lightness, full vs empty. The volume and imposing size of the piece evoke weight whereas the openwork structure actually brings lightness and elegance.

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The piece was shown as part of the exhibition Tradition Transformed (from 20 May to 3 October 2011 at the V&A.) Tradition Transformed showcases the work of contemporary Korean ceramic artists who combine traditional methods with modern ingenuity and innovative techniques.

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FE.195-2011

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