A VEST FOR BIRTH
A VEST FOR BIRTH, 2003 Ink and mineral pigment on Korean mulberry paper (hanji) 120 × 210 cm (47.2 × 82.7 in)
EK Gallery · Solo exhibition by invitation
HyungJoo Kim 김형주
Breath. Existence. A lifetime of relations.
EK Gallery · 2nd Floor · Los Angeles
Opening reception · November 14, 2–5 PM
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The artist
HyungJoo Kim works across hanji, textile, installation, painting, and drawing. Her practice brings Korean material traditions into a conversation about communication, healing, and memory.
About HyungJoo KimFrom the collection
A VEST FOR BIRTH
A VEST FOR BIRTH, 2003 Ink and mineral pigment on Korean mulberry paper (hanji) 120 × 210 cm (47.2 × 82.7 in)
SYMBOL AND MARK
SYMBOL AND MARK, 2000 Korean paper from Mulberry, Oriental dyestuffs 210 × 120 cm (82.7 × 47.2 in)
KEY TO THE INNER
KEY TO THE INNER, 2000 Korean paper from Mulberry, Oriental dyestuffs, Key 120 × 105 cm (47.2 × 41.3 in)
THE EMILE BELL
The Emile Bell, 2005 mixed media/sound installation
CLEANSING BY TIME
CLEANSING BY TIME, 1997 Industrial Styrofoam, hanji, black and white paint
FREEDOM ON A SINGLE THREAD
FREEDOM ON A SINGLE THREAD, 2000 Dak paper, bamboo, paste
Inside the studio
Materials, gestures, and the making of a life’s work.
Studio archive film A moving introduction to a material-led practice in Hanji, textile, installation, painting, and drawing.