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专家说明
Born in 1955 in Pusan, Korea, Choi Woolga later went to France where he completed his art studies at Ecole Boulle and Ecole des Beaux Arts de Versailles. His oeuvre known for the way in which it plays upon Paleolithic paintings and children’s drawings, a style he refers to as “visual primal screams.” He uses bold primary colours and straight lines to evoke whimsy and inject fantasy into the adult world.
In Untitled, Choi uses thin, scratchy lines that mimic a child’s rendering of a man and his dog. The subjects are coloured in the haphazard spirit of a carefree child with obligation to fill in the spaces perfectly. The simplicity of the composition and lines allows the viewer to project their own interpretations in order to relate to the work, thus imbuing the audience with a sense of nostalgia.
In Untitled, Choi uses thin, scratchy lines that mimic a child’s rendering of a man and his dog. The subjects are coloured in the haphazard spirit of a carefree child with obligation to fill in the spaces perfectly. The simplicity of the composition and lines allows the viewer to project their own interpretations in order to relate to the work, thus imbuing the audience with a sense of nostalgia.