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개인전,숲의 편린 , 비커밍갤러리 , 서울

공모개인전,내안의 숲, 오우도 갤러리, 서울

개인전,향과한지로 브랜딩하다,  아람누리갤러리,고양

이명수초대개인전 , 남송미술관,가평

이명수초대개인전, 메이준갤러리,서울

공모개인전, 사유의 통로, 롯데아트스튜디오,일산

이명수개인전 ,공존, DMC홍보전시관, 서울

 이명수개인전 , 공존, 환갤러리

First December ,Jamie collection gallery, 서울

7인7색의 색다른관점, 노들갤러리, 서울

너의이야기를 들려줘, 인테그랄 갤러리

공감, 함계하는 즐거움, 어울림미술관

2022아트경기 미술장터, 아트팩토리

아트경기x롯데갤러리 무형의형태,갤러리아트윌

2022아트경기 미술장터, 아트조선스페이스

2022아트경기 임대전시,경기도청신청사

2022아트경기 임대전시, 농협은행 안성시

2022아트경기 임대전시,농협은행 안산시

2022아트경기 art Gyeonggi Meek,Kava life

Artmining seoul 주제공모전,Into the forest,노들섬복합문화공간 스페이스445갤러리

대한민국미술대전수상전,안산예술의전당

대한민국미술대전비구상수상전, 옹기아트센터

힌극현대작가전, 조선일보미술관

Saatchiart주간작품 콜렉션 10번째선정 (2022년부터) 

알리다 페스티벌 전시작가선정, 노들섬노들갤러리

2023 Saatchiart rising star로 선정,사치아트

경기미술품활성화사업<아트경기>작가선정, 경기문화재단주최

고양시 문화예술진흥지원사업<문화다리>작가선정, 고양문화재단주최

대한민국 미술대전 비구상부문수상

대한민국미술대전  비구상부문수상

고양 예술은행 선정, 고양문화재단 주관

서울예술재단/표 갤러리 신진작가 지원 프로그램선정

소속작가전 공모선정, 아트리에 갤러리

한국현대작가전 선정, 조선일보미술관

신진작가공모선정, 희수갤러리

이명수

어릴 적 한옥에서 살았던  경험을 바탕으로 존재하지 않는 가상의 공간을 재구성하는데 관심이 많습니다.  한옥의 창호지 창문을 통해 들어온 따스한 햇살의 느낌과 낡아 구멍 난 창호지 문을 통해 본 자연의 풍경을 소환하여 작업을 합니다. 맏 며느리로 오랜 동안 제사를 모시면서 익숙한 향으로 한지를 태우고 그 자국을 이용하여 이미지를 만들고 몇 겹의 중첩을 하여 상호 조화로운 나만의 숲을 만듭니다. 일정하면서도 불규칙한 패턴, 태우는 방향성과 시간에 비례하여 작품의 조형 적인 변주를 만들고  의도 된 이미지와 의도 되지 않은 형상이 어우러져 상호 유기적인  겹의 중첩을 하여 상호 조화로운 나만의 숲을 만듭니다. 숲에 존재하는 색,선 면의 형태를 가져와 재 해석하여 작가만의 숲을 만듭니다. 살면서 개인적  고통을  경험할 때마다 마주했던 숲의 재생력 과 복원력을 작품을 통해서 표현함으로써, 자연이 지닌 회복 력 과 치유의 힘을 관객과 공유하는 시간이 되기를 기대해 봅니다.
 






1.what inspired the work?
A soft beam of light came from the paper window, reflection of diverse objects on the window, various images seen through the worn window holes inspired me deeply.
2.what do you hope its viewers will feel? Through my creations, I invite everyone to discover a tranquil forest within their heart, offering a chance to pause, breathe, and find peace amidst life's chaos.
 3. why did you choose the medium, subject matter, style? Hanji, Korean traditional paper, is a translucent material. Hanji was used to make the paper window, hence it made the same “reflecting effect” on the canvas. Incense &Hanji are used for ancestral rites .As a daughter-in-law who has participated in ancestral rites for a long time, the ritual burning process was familiar to me. This familiarity led me to incorporate traces left by burning Korean paper with incense into my work. I flame incense first and I burn the paper. if so, there are burn marks on paper. I layered it repeatedly on my canvas so it can look transparent. Forest is a place where countless living organisms interact, creating a microcosm where the energy circulates endlessly and life regenerates. It stimulates the five senses, restoring vitality and encouraging human beings to rest, reflect, and connect with their inner selves. During times of pain, I turned to the forest for solace; it rejuvenated my spirit and brought me back to life. This mysterious place became my sanctuary. The enigmatic qualities of the forest inspire me to capture its essence through my artwork, reinterpreting its various elements in forest -lines, planes, and colors. it is ready to hang

Andante54

1.what inspired the work?
 A soft beam of light came from the paper window, reflection of diverse objects on the window, various images seen through the worn window holes inspired me deeply.
 2.what do you hope its viewers will feel? Through my creations, I invite everyone to discover a tranquil forest within their heart, offering a chance to pause, breathe, and find peace amidst life's chaos.
 3. why did you choose the medium, subject matter, style? Hanji, Korean traditional paper, is a translucent material. Hanji was used to make the paper window, hence it made the same “reflecting effect” on the canvas. Incense &Hanji are used for ancestral rites .As a daughter-in-law who has participated in ancestral rites for a long time, the ritual burning process was familiar to me. This familiarity led me to incorporate traces left by burning Korean paper with incense into my work. I flame incense first and I burn the paper. if so, there are burn marks on paper. I layered it repeatedly on my canvas so it can look transparent. Forest is a place where countless living organisms interact, creating a microcosm where the energy circulates endlessly and life regenerates. It stimulates the five senses, restoring vitality and encouraging human beings to rest, reflect, and connect with their inner selves. During times of pain, I turned to the forest for solace; it rejuvenated my spirit and brought me back to life. This mysterious place became my sanctuary. The enigmatic qualities of the forest inspire me to capture its essence through my artwork, reinterpreting its various elements in forest -lines, planes, and colors. it is ready to hang

Andante56-Heaven Lake

1.what inspired the work?
 A soft beam of light came from the paper window, reflection of diverse objects on the window, various images seen through the worn window holes inspired me deeply. 
2.what do you hope its viewers will feel? Through my creations, I invite everyone to discover a tranquil forest within their heart, offering a chance to pause, breathe, and find peace amidst life's chaos. 
3. why did you choose the medium, subject matter, style? Hanji, Korean traditional paper, is a translucent material. Hanji was used to make the paper window, hence it made the same “reflecting effect” on the canvas. Incense &Hanji are used for ancestral rites .As a daughter-in-law who has participated in ancestral rites for a long time, the ritual burning process was familiar to me. This familiarity led me to incorporate traces left by burning Korean paper with incense into my work. I flame incense first and I burn the paper. if so, there are burn marks on paper. I layered it repeatedly on my canvas so it can look transparent. Forest is a place where countless living organisms interact, creating a microcosm where the energy circulates endlessly and life regenerates. It stimulates the five senses, restoring vitality and encouraging human beings to rest, reflect, and connect with their inner selves. During times of pain, I turned to the forest for solace; it rejuvenated my spirit and brought me back to life. This mysterious place became my sanctuary. The enigmatic qualities of the forest inspire me to capture its essence through my artwork, reinterpreting its various elements in forest -lines, planes, and colors. it is ready to hang

Layer, Texture 17

 1.what inspired the work?
 A soft beam of light came from the paper window, reflection of diverse objects on the window, various images seen through the worn window holes inspired me deeply.
 2.what do you hope its viewers will feel? Through my creations, I invite everyone to discover a tranquil forest within their heart, offering a chance to pause, breathe, and find peace amidst life's chaos.
 3. why did you choose the medium, subject matter, style? Hanji, Korean traditional paper, is a translucent material. Hanji was used to make the paper window, hence it made the same “reflecting effect” on the canvas. Incense &Hanji are used for ancestral rites .As a daughter-in-law who has participated in ancestral rites for a long time, the ritual burning process was familiar to me. This familiarity led me to incorporate traces left by burning Korean paper with incense into my work. I flame incense first and I burn the paper. if so, there are burn marks on paper. I layered it repeatedly on my canvas so it can look transparent. Forest is a place where countless living organisms interact, creating a microcosm where the energy circulates endlessly and life regenerates. It stimulates the five senses, restoring vitality and encouraging human beings to rest, reflect, and connect with their inner selves. During times of pain, I turned to the forest for solace; it rejuvenated my spirit and brought me back to life. This mysterious place became my sanctuary. The enigmatic qualities of the forest inspire me to capture its essence through my artwork, reinterpreting its various elements in forest -lines, planes, and colors. it is ready to hang

Layer, Texture 16

1.what inspired the work? 
A soft beam of light came from the paper window, reflection of diverse objects on the window, various images seen through the worn window holes inspired me deeply.
 2.what do you hope its viewers will feel? Through my creations, I invite everyone to discover a tranquil forest within their heart, offering a chance to pause, breathe, and find peace amidst life's chaos.
 3. why did you choose the medium, subject matter, style? Hanji, Korean traditional paper, is a translucent material. Hanji was used to make the paper window, hence it made the same “reflecting effect” on the canvas. Incense &Hanji are used for ancestral rites .As a daughter-in-law who has participated in ancestral rites for a long time, the ritual burning process was familiar to me. This familiarity led me to incorporate traces left by burning Korean paper with incense into my work. I flame incense first and I burn the paper. if so, there are burn marks on paper. I layered it repeatedly on my canvas so it can look transparent. Forest is a place where countless living organisms interact, creating a microcosm where the energy circulates endlessly and life regenerates. It stimulates the five senses, restoring vitality and encouraging human beings to rest, reflect, and connect with their inner selves. During times of pain, I turned to the forest for solace; it rejuvenated my spirit and brought me back to life. This mysterious place became my sanctuary. The enigmatic qualities of the forest inspire me to capture its essence through my artwork, reinterpreting its various elements in forest -lines, planes, and colors. it is ready to hang

Layer, Texture 14

1.what inspired the work?
 A soft beam of light came from the paper window, reflection of diverse objects on the window, various images seen through the worn window holes inspired me deeply.
 2.what do you hope its viewers will feel? Through my creations, I invite everyone to discover a tranquil forest within their heart, offering a chance to pause, breathe, and find peace amidst life's chaos. 
3. why did you choose the medium, subject matter, style? Hanji, Korean traditional paper, is a translucent material. Hanji was used to make the paper window, hence it made the same “reflecting effect” on the canvas. Incense &Hanji are used for ancestral rites .As a daughter-in-law who has participated in ancestral rites for a long time, the ritual burning process was familiar to me. This familiarity led me to incorporate traces left by burning Korean paper with incense into my work. I flame incense first and I burn the paper. if so, there are burn marks on paper. I layered it repeatedly on my canvas so it can look transparent. Forest is a place where countless living organisms interact, creating a microcosm where the energy circulates endlessly and life regenerates. It stimulates the five senses, restoring vitality and encouraging human beings to rest, reflect, and connect with their inner selves. During times of pain, I turned to the forest for solace; it rejuvenated my spirit and brought me back to life. This mysterious place became my sanctuary. The enigmatic qualities of the forest inspire me to capture its essence through my artwork, reinterpreting its various elements in forest -lines, planes, and colors. it is ready to hang

Layer, texture 15


1.what inspired the work?
A soft beam of light came from the paper window, reflection of diverse objects on the window, various images seen through the worn window holes inspired me deeply.

2.what do you hope its viewers will feel?

Through my creations, I invite everyone to discover a tranquil forest within their heart, offering a chance to pause, breathe, and find peace amidst life's chaos.

3. why did you choose the medium, subject matter, style?
Hanji, Korean traditional paper, is a translucent material. Hanji was used to make the paper window, hence it made the same “reflecting effect” on the canvas. Incense &Hanji are used for ancestral rites .As a daughter-in-law who has participated in ancestral rites for a long time, the ritual burning process was familiar to me. This familiarity led me to incorporate traces left by burning Korean paper with incense into my work.
I flame incense first and I burn the paper. if so, there are burn marks on paper. I layered it repeatedly on my canvas so it can look transparent.

Forest is a place where countless living organisms interact, creating a microcosm where the energy circulates endlessly and life regenerates. It stimulates the five senses, restoring vitality and encouraging human beings to rest, reflect, and connect with their inner selves.
During times of pain, I turned to the forest for solace; it rejuvenated my spirit and brought me back to life. This mysterious place became my sanctuary.
The enigmatic qualities of the forest inspire me to capture its essence through my artwork, reinterpreting its various elements in forest -lines, planes, and colors.
it is ready to hang

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it consists of 3 artworks (Andante25a + Andante25b + Andante25c)
1.what inspired the work?
A soft beam of light came from the paper window, reflection of diverse objects on the window, various images seen through the worn window holes inspired me deeply.

2.what do you hope its viewers will feel?

Through my creations, I invite everyone to discover a tranquil forest within their heart, offering a chance to pause, breathe, and find peace amidst life's chaos.

3. why did you choose the medium, subject matter, style?
Hanji, Korean traditional paper, is a translucent material. Hanji was used to make the paper window, hence it made the same “reflecting effect” on the canvas. Incense &Hanji are used for ancestral rites .As a daughter-in-law who has participated in ancestral rites for a long time, the ritual burning process was familiar to me. This familiarity led me to incorporate traces left by burning Korean paper with incense into my work.
I flame incense first and I burn the paper. if so, there are burn marks on paper. I layered it repeatedly on my canvas so it can look transparent.

Forest is a place where countless living organisms interact, creating a microcosm where the energy circulates endlessly and life regenerates. It stimulates the five senses, restoring vitality and encouraging human beings to rest, reflect, and connect with their inner selves.
During times of pain, I turned to the forest for solace; it rejuvenated my spirit and brought me back to life. This mysterious place became my sanctuary.
The enigmatic qualities of the forest inspire me to capture its essence through my artwork, reinterpreting its various elements in forest -lines, planes, and colors.
it is ready to hang

Andante25abc

Andante36

1. What / who inspired you the most?
My greatest inspiration comes from my childhood memories of living in a traditional Korean house. The soft light passing through paper windows, reflections, and the worn textures of Hanji deeply influenced my imagination.
2. What do you hope its viewers will feel/think?
I hope viewers will experience a sense of calm and reflection, as if walking through a quiet forest within themselves. My work is an invitation to pause, breathe, and find peace amidst the chaos of everyday life.
3. Why did you choose the medium, subject matter, style?
I chose Hanji, traditional Korean paper, because it holds both personal and cultural meaning for me. The act of burning it with incense reflects the rituals I have long practiced, merging memory, tradition, and chance. This process allows me to reinterpret nature’s energy—lines, colors, and forms—into abstract expressions that connect the past with the present.

Andante55

1. What / who inspired you the most?
My greatest inspiration comes from my childhood memories of living in a traditional Korean house. The soft light passing through paper windows, reflections, and the worn textures of Hanji deeply influenced my imagination.
2. What do you hope its viewers will feel/think?
I hope viewers will experience a sense of calm and reflection, as if walking through a quiet forest within themselves. My work is an invitation to pause, breathe, and find peace amidst the chaos of everyday life.
3. Why did you choose the medium, subject matter, style?
I chose Hanji, traditional Korean paper, because it holds both personal and cultural meaning for me. The act of burning it with incense reflects the rituals I have long practiced, merging memory, tradition, and chance. This process allows me to reinterpret nature’s energy—lines, colors, and forms—into abstract expressions that connect the past with the present.



Andante30

1. What / who inspired you the most?
My greatest inspiration comes from my childhood memories of living in a traditional Korean house. The soft light passing through paper windows, reflections, and the worn textures of Hanji deeply influenced my imagination.
2. What do you hope its viewers will feel/think?
I hope viewers will experience a sense of calm and reflection, as if walking through a quiet forest within themselves. My work is an invitation to pause, breathe, and find peace amidst the chaos of everyday life.
3. Why did you choose the medium, subject matter, style?
I chose Hanji, traditional Korean paper, because it holds both personal and cultural meaning for me. The act of burning it with incense reflects the rituals I have long practiced, merging memory, tradition, and chance. This process allows me to reinterpret nature’s energy—lines, colors, and forms—into abstract expressions that connect the past with the present.
