Corea Artist_Su Hyun Kim

                My artwork has been chosen to feature in one of Sigulart collections. Surrealism was a 20th-century artistic movement that began in France, championed by writers such as Apollinaire and André Bréton, who wrote that Surrealism's goal was to bring together 'the previously contradictory conditions of dream and reality into an absolute reality, a super-reality'. Numerous celebrated artists including  Joan Miró , Salvador  Dalí  and René Magritte were Surrealists, and pushed the boundaries of modern art. They painted scenes that seemed almost lifelike in their detail, but were illogical, confusing and dreamlike. They created strange scenes using everyday elements to allow the self-expression of the unconscious. In the 21st century, SINGULART's contemporary artists are inspired by these principles and works of art, painting surreal scenes that could have emerged from a dream. Discover our selection of surreal pai...

My artwork 'DADADA' has been chosen to be featured in collections of Art Deco dreams.   Da. da.da Su Hyun Kim 2023    •  South Korea    •   Oil on Canvas 130 x 130 cm

The huge fate rolling from the Tibetan meadow! I am completely broken. Now I want to open up a new life through my circle star.  For more stories that I couldn't tell yet.....

  The Art of Encounter Su Hyun Kim’s Exploration of Emotion, Order, and Memory   Text by Djamel M’Rad Photos by Su Hyun Kim   Su Hyun Kim’s art moves between tradition and contemporary reflection. Her works have been exhibited internationally, honored with awards, and showcased at prestigious art fairs. With her unique visual language, she addresses social themes and challenges existing norms. For Seazen’s spring issue, she has provided her work  Happy Home Encounter II  as the cover piece.   Kim’s artistic approach is deeply rooted in the exploration of human emotions and social dynamics. She uniquely combines photography and illusion, skillfully navigating between abstraction and realism. Her compositions serve as testimonies to personal narratives, portraying individuals as universal archetypes—both simple and complex—a mirror of our own existence.   The work  Happy Home Encounter II  is a striking example of Kim’s ability to merge profoun...

  Yellow is a primary color, meaning it cannot be created by mixing other hues. The artist Josef Albers is renowned for his color theory that revolutionized modern art, and you can see his fascination with the color yellow in his paintings. Yellow evokes unique symbolism and atmospheres. When it becomes gold, it has holy and religious connotations. A source of light, yellow can represent the glow of a warm fire, a bold neon light, or a sun whose rays illuminate its surroundings. The abstract paintings in the Yellow Collection demonstrate power and brilliant radiance. When a composition includes a diverse array of colors, yellow balances and unites them. Yellow can evoke both a sense of summer or an autumnal atmosphere. In photography, the challenge is to capture a burning flame or the sodium glow of a streetlight. Yellow can be seen everywhere and and it stays true to its representation in classical and contemporary art. Yellow, the color of light, dazzles us. https://www.singulart...

  Vibrant, flamboyant, and unapologetically bold—delight the eclectic with a lively abstract painting, ornate sculpture, or playful mixed-media work. 86 Artworks curated by  Megan Wright                                                         Senior Curator  at Saatchi Art https://www.saatchiart.com/en-kr/art-collection/Art-for-the-Maximalist/1012074/827559/view?utm_source=stories&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=2894&fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAaYKVWiiwzO73xF_UWXQgb5Fyc8L2MhuuPbcLPMyiLZmtv3VXlfk9yqaZRk_aem_sfRlAQ2yCUultcRB7IksVA Queen of the world _112x162cm_oil on canvas_2024