Abstraction, painted digitally

Hooranky Bae

후랭키배

An artist who calls painting the root of knowledge and a sign that moves the heart — a conceptual artist and abstract expressionist media artist who records, in digital form, the images of memory that drift within.

From the artist’s note

Art is the essence of knowledge.

Human intellectual activity begins when we remember the first images we meet after birth and try to imitate them. And the need for knowledge lies in sharing. This is where Hooranky’s philosophy of art begins.

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Selected works

Healing the Earth, Restoring Life

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Recent activity

Remembering the Earth through Art

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    Bae Dong-shin, Mt. Mudeung (1982, watercolour on paper)

    His father, Bae Dong-shin

    A Painter Who Gave His Life to Watercolour

    Hooranky’s father, Bae Dong-shin (1920–2008), was a pioneer of Korean watercolour who raised the medium — once seen as little more than a sketch for oil painting — to a genre of painting in its own right. He painted Mt. Mudeung, the sea of the southern provinces and fruit on a tray with a large brush and swift strokes.

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    Journal

    Notes and Records

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