<Poems of Yun Dong-ju> is a work by Kim Joo-seong, which is installed on the wall at the entrance of the Gwanghwamun era. Yun Dong-ju's poem is hidden in the building. “You must love all dying things with a heart that sings to the stars. And I will walk the path given to me.”
The artist’s planning intention is “a visual poem that emphasizes visual impressions by arranging the poetic words of Yoon Dong-ju’s poem ‘Sky, Wind, Stars, and Poetry’ in a playful combination. The letters are filled with empty space, and the blank space strongly supports the space. Spaces and letters are emptied by filling and filled by emptiness.” It would be nice to read poetry together here and draw the stars that the poet must have gazed at.
Made of stainless steel, the letters were punched out and attached to the wall with a little floating.
<Poems of Yun Dong-ju> is a work by Kim Joo-seong, which is installed on the wall at the entrance of the Gwanghwamun era. Yun Dong-ju's poem is hidden in the building. “You must love all dying things with a heart that sings to the stars. And I will walk the path given to me.”
The artist’s planning intention is “a visual poem that emphasizes visual impressions by arranging the poetic words of Yoon Dong-ju’s poem ‘Sky, Wind, Stars, and Poetry’ in a playful combination. The letters are filled with empty space, and the blank space strongly supports the space. Spaces and letters are emptied by filling and filled by emptiness.” It would be nice to read poetry together here and draw the stars that the poet must have gazed at.
Made of stainless steel, the letters were punched out and attached to the wall with a little floating.