From Seoul to CU: Korean artist creates landscapes out of steel powder …

A piece of Jongku Kim's artwork hangs in the Visual Arts Complex.  Kim gave a performance followed by a lecture as part of the Visiting Artist Series here at CU.  (Allie Greenwood/CU Independent)

A piece of Jongku Kim’s artwork hangs in the Visual Arts Complex. Kim gave a performance followed by a lecture  as part of the Visiting Artist Series Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2014. (Allie Greenwood/CU Independent)

 

Standing shoeless atop a canvas on the floor, Kim Jongku, a sculptor, painter and poet from South Korea, dribbles and dabs fine black powder into poems of calligraphy. A video camera at his feet projects a backdrop of shadows, a mountain landscape made from the steel poem piled below him.

The VAC lobby has been Jongku’s studio during his two-week residency at the CU Boulder Department of Art and Art History. On Tuesday,

Article source: http://cuindependent.com/2014/02/13/seoul-cu-korean-artist-creates-landscapes-steel-powder-calligraphy/51003

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