Kyumin Hwang

He focuses on the instinctive five senses that can be felt in screens, spaces, and objects that encourage erotic imagination. While visualizing the ‘desire for the unreachable’ in two-dimensional or three-dimensional works, he is also exploring the tactile sensations that can reach it. By recording and re-sensing the body in three-dimensional and flat surfaces, he is attempting to explore the body that has been sensed and the body that is being eroded by the desire to be sensed. The artist mixes representations of the human body from the past to the present and places them in a contemporary context. The story of the inevitable relationship between wounding and healing is told in a way that remains ambiguous due to the dual representation of the image.