Jonghwan Jin
Jonghwan Jin
Pohang, South Korea, b. 1991
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Pohang, South Korea, b. 1991
Jonghwan Jin is currently living and working in Seoul, South Korea, where his work is based on painting. He continues to think about the possibilities of expression within the category of painting. He develops abstractions of the invisible but slowly changing landscapes, such as the temperature, humidity, and wind direction felt when welcoming a new season. By implicitly expressing the forms of sensation that exist beyond the visible visual image, he is searching for his painting style.
2021
M.F.A. Painting, Yeungnam University, Korea
2017
B.F.A. Painting, Yeungnam University, Korea
Education
2024
<Any Season>, ERD Gallery, Seoul, Korea
2023
<The winter of a long time>, Altspace SSac, Daegu, Korea
2023
<Conducted with eyes closed>, ERD, Busan, Korea
Solo Exhibition
2023
<Concrete Rhythm>, Pipe gallery, Seoul, Korea
2023
<Young Artist Project 2023>, Exco Daegu, Daegu, Korea
2022
<Attitude to Nature>, Eoul Art Center, Daegu, Korea
Group Exhibition
8 Dec 2023 - 30 Dec 2023
Eastern Edition x Artue Collaboration
A collaboration between Eastern Edition, which interprets the intrinsic aesthetics of Korea through a contemporary lens, and Artue, an online art platform driving the digital transition of the art industry. The collaboration took place in both the first and third showrooms of Eastern Edition, with Artue meticulously selecting works by Lee Ufan, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Kim Yong-Ik, Seungwon Yang, LeeEu, Im Jaehyoung, Seokwoo Chung, and Jonghwan Jin. This curation ensures contemporary artworks harmoniously blend with the sophisticated monochromatic spaces, enhancing their natural elegance.
Eastern Edition Showroom
1 Apr 2023 - 20 Apr 2023
The winter of a long time
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Nonprofit Artspace SSAC, Daegu, Korea
7 Jun 2023 - 5 Jul 2023
Concrete Rhythm
The exhibition <Concrete Rhythm> at Pipe Gallery offers a glimpse into the abstract languages of three artists composed of concrete sensations. Jonghwan Jin (b.1991) visually portrays his inner experiences and pure sensations he has encountered. He conveys the specific experiences of air and tactile sensations he felt in his body, as well as the vitality and vibrations of the external world in a non-representational manner. However, at times, he does not completely exclude the forms of visible landscapes from his visual language, giving him autonomy that surpasses the limits of simple abstraction. However, sometimes the form of visible scenery is not completely excluded from his formative language, so he has autonomy that crosses the limits of simple abstraction.
Pipe Gallery, Seoul, Korea