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Change in Moon Soo-man¡¯s Work, and Discovery of Its New Orientation
By Hong Kyoung-han, Art Critic & Public Art Chief Editor

 
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Artist Moon Soo-man¡¯s work has so far undergone diverse change. In 2006, and his third solo show, his work was emotionally explosive and hypnotic. His colors - bluish, reddish, and purple tints - looked intense, and his depiction of objects lumpy and rough. In the Carnival series, addressing natural subject matter such as lilies and irises, he exposed his inner currents and impressions. When I first viewed his work, I considered this a reflection of his autonomy, freedom of mental imagery, and expression, through flowers. At the same time, his work hinted at his art¡¯s orientation toward a broader world.
Since 2007 Moon¡¯s work has continuously changed. His formative language has turned to rational words, and his revelations appeared hyperreal rather than rough. His subject matter has also turned to butterflies from flowers, the beauty of blanks has gradually emerged, and form has changed to the static from the dynamic. His Butterfly series is a compass beckoning his work to a new ocean.
Since 2007, and in terms of form, his work relies on blanks and realism. They coexist and collide. He creates his own distinctive formative language by lending a figurative quality to his artistic action. It is obvious Moon¡¯s work lies in the context of realism. By filling or emptying, he encompasses lingering images behind something visual. His work remains undetermined and fluid, and thus may proceed ahead into a broader sphere, moving from expressionism to hyper-realism.
In The Butterfly series he deconstructs butterflies that are immobile yet have presence as an aesthetic object, creating a new form through clashes of fixed objects. His will to recreate and reinterpret objects is there in this series. Through this we see his intentions and anguish regarding the revelation and concealment of his artistic aspiration.
 
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In 2008 he rendered butterflies with a marbling effect and arranged them on a background, hinting at his internal and external situations and mental imagery. During this period his work underwent a huge change. In 2008 his present work started, through a mixed use of materials and an expansion of deeper experimentation, the year when diverse changes also began. It was the year forming the framework of his work; and in 2009 his work appeared ripe and mature. His 2008 attempt appeared as the expansion of nature through his fifth solo show, Taxidermied Freedom in 2009. In his 2009 exhibition he presented a fusion of reality and imagination, based on deconstruction and integration, consciousness and unconsciousness, addressing an ecological aspect of the butterfly. At that time what¡¯s obvious was the form of butterflies itself, detail rendition by his virtuoso dexterity, and the use of blank space. These elements were suggestive of his work¡¯s paradoxical freedom despite reality of his objects, hinting at the orientation of his artistic endeavors in the future.
What¡¯s interesting in Moon¡¯s artistic career is the ¡®mixium¡¯ series displayed in this seventh solo show in 2010. It is a technique combining photography with painting, exploring new form and mediums suitable for the expression of his inner eruptions. Moon exhibited a number of works incorporating painterly and photographic methods, transferring and reconstructing painted butterflies onto canvas, before pressing it to a transparent acryl plate, maximizing an effect of linking reality and dream.
As a ¡®consilience among genres¡¯ this type of work was noticeable. Seeking a combination of panting and photography, it is an outgrowth of his aspiration to trail blaze a new genre through a marriage of conventional methods and new technology. Through this exhibition, Moon articulates his faith, that ¡°I will express my free will paradoxically through a restricted arrangement of butterflies.¡± ¡®A conversion to logic from representation¡¯ and, a ¡®transfer to reason from sensibility¡¯ in works of 2007 and 2008 is similar to works between 2009 and the ¡®mixium¡¯ works of 2010.
 
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His attempt to link his previous work to his later work flourishes in his current work in 2011. While his work before 2007 focused on form, his present work flourishes at the apex of his experimental will. It appears more conceptual and complex, showcasing aspects different from his previous endeavors. Today his work encompasses two aspects: ¡®A conversion to logic from representation¡¯ and, a ¡®transfer to reason from sensibility¡¯. He incorporates both sensibility and logic. In other words, narrative stands out in his work, even though involved in realistic representation, requiring an accumulation of time and laborious effort, continuously signifying the paradox of empting and filling.
In terms of concept and practice, his work actually appears conspicuous. The butterfly is set in a broader world, escaping from its limited space. His conception evolves into another dimension. Since 2008 he shows a dynamic gesture to break away from the frame he was confined. This gesture is rooted in his identity as an artist and ¡®Koreanness¡¯. His representation of affectionate aesthetic sense through Korean subject matter newly adopted for his work double the purity of butterflies, and develops into the stage unifying its background and this subject matter. This attempts proves to be very effective.
Moon¡¯s work remains delicate and elaborate, and is strengthened in his recent work. All of his present pieces are made through stages. Gesso is applied to a canvas with a broad, flat brush, and dries to create a ground. Strenuous labor and time is required in this stage. The surface is sanded, and gesso is applied again. Acrylic paint is thinly applied to the canvas after wetting the ground. Forms he wants are then rendered by adjusting the strength and distance of wind from an air-gun, to create a background that looks like wallpaper and mother-of-pearl.
A more thorough consideration engenders the texture as hanji, marble, granite, or ramie. Paint is then spread in the form he wants after splashing paint on the ground. Patchwork form is rendered by using a Wacom Tablet. Pearl paint is also applied to the surface, attached with cut film, and then the film is detached carefully. The processes of drying then applying paint are repeated five times. The texture, like marble or granite, is created with a gap in concentration and saturation.
The final stage is to depict the butterfly. Paint is removed before a butterfly is drawn. The silhouette of a butterfly is rendered after roughly sketching its primary parts with a thin pen. The butterfly is elaborately depicted - its body to its feelers and wings - in oil paint on a thin brush. Finally, varnish is applied to the painting to prevent the surface from being stained by dust. Through these intricate processes, a work is finally complete.
 
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This essay includes an aesthetic inquiry into his work, the transformation in his work tendency, and analysis of his work processes, to show his work is not simply representational, and lets viewers know what his efforts as are artist for. It also shows he has no hesitation in practicing what he believes art, despite his anguish about what art is.
What should be discussed here is his pursuit of experimental spirit, his tireless exploration of new form, and affection for art. Those aware of his oeuvre may notice that his will is based on his intention to seek differentiated art as essential for an artist. As such, this exhibition presents the new orientation his art has to take.
 

   
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