Installation view
of “Short Sleeves” ©PIBI GalleryPIBI Gallery presents the solo exhibition
of artist Nakhee Sung, “Short Sleeves”, on view through November 9. The
exhibition is inviting viewers to dive into a singular visual world of
spontaneous yet structural abstract paintings she has made for the last
twenty-plus years.
The presentation features new releases
filled with far more fluid color surfaces and uninhibited organic forms, and it
will prove to be a chance to discover Sung’s fresh melodic reflections of
evolved illustrative expressions.
Installation view of “Short Sleeves” ©PIBI GallerySung has been creating her unique style by incorporating geometrical elements and structural modules to experiment with idiosyncratic variations and intuitively bringing hues of high saturation and brilliance to the canvas using gradation and contrast.
Installation view of “Short Sleeves” ©PIBI GalleryIn a deliberate effort to set this exhibition, “Short Sleeves,” apart from her previous shows – for which she chose abstract yet simple titles that represent the concept of her paintings – Sung opted for a headline that appears to have no direct relevance to her pieces so that viewers may approach and receive her works more fluidly.
Ji Yeon Lee has been working as an editor for the media art and culture channel AliceOn since 2021 and worked as an exhibition coordinator at samuso (now Space for Contemporary Art) from 2021 to 2023.
