balloons-red/130.3x97cm/oil/2024
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Jinho Kee¡¯s work goes beyond the mere repetition of objects; it explores themes of existence and temporality. His signature "Balloon" series reveals subtle differences within repeated forms, evoking reflections on human finitude, desire, and the inevitability of disappearance.
His balloons, beyond their visual pattern, serve as an aesthetic exploration of existence and disappearance, desire and futility. Ultimately, Kee¡¯s work is not just an exercise in formal repetition but an artistic experiment that urges viewers to reflect on their own experience of time, loss, and meaning.
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