Song Mi Kim (Busan Korea 1972)
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I’m Waiting for the Crocodile (green vase)
green glass blown into a wire mould, cut, signed and dated 2008 Song Mi Kim, height 19 cm, diameter 18 cm (Zí)
The works are from the author’s studio.
Exhibited: Song Mi Kim, Glass Museum Kamenický Šenov, 2015
Song Mi Kim, Galerie Via art, Prague, 2013
Tips – Glass as a Concept, GASK Kutná Hora, 2013
The author studied in South Korea at the University of Sungshin in Seoul in the Faculty of Sculpture. She then continued her studies at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague in prof. V Kopecký’s studio. She works primarily with glass, which she enjoys combining with other materials. Her works are narrative and reflect topics from the history of Korea as well as everyday experience. The vases on offer adapt in an original way the Japanese legend about crocodile Jake, who cannot easily be seen, but appears to people sometimes in their everyday lives. When they see Jake, they immediately realize things that have long been concealed, and by appearing to them he offers them a turning point in their lives. In reality, Jake does not exist, but his symbolic existence rouses the inner strength to change oneself.
20.10.2016 - 20:00
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CZK 70.000,-
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CZK 45.000,-
Song Mi Kim (Busan Korea 1972)
I’m Waiting for the Crocodile (green vase)
green glass blown into a wire mould, cut, signed and dated 2008 Song Mi Kim, height 19 cm, diameter 18 cm (Zí)
The works are from the author’s studio.
Exhibited: Song Mi Kim, Glass Museum Kamenický Šenov, 2015
Song Mi Kim, Galerie Via art, Prague, 2013
Tips – Glass as a Concept, GASK Kutná Hora, 2013
The author studied in South Korea at the University of Sungshin in Seoul in the Faculty of Sculpture. She then continued her studies at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague in prof. V Kopecký’s studio. She works primarily with glass, which she enjoys combining with other materials. Her works are narrative and reflect topics from the history of Korea as well as everyday experience. The vases on offer adapt in an original way the Japanese legend about crocodile Jake, who cannot easily be seen, but appears to people sometimes in their everyday lives. When they see Jake, they immediately realize things that have long been concealed, and by appearing to them he offers them a turning point in their lives. In reality, Jake does not exist, but his symbolic existence rouses the inner strength to change oneself.
| Asta: | Arte e antiquariato |
| Tipo d'asta: | Asta in sala |
| Data: | 20.10.2016 - 20:00 |
| Luogo dell'asta: | "Soho" Podolské nábřeží 1, Praha 4 |
| Esposizione: | 08.10. - 20.10.2016 |