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    Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Lee Ufan, Dialogue, 2006
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    Lee Ufan Kyongsangnamdo, Korea, b. 1936

    Dialogue, 2006
    Oil on canvas
    130 × 97 cm

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    • (View a larger image of thumbnail 1 ) Lee Ufan, Dialogue, 2008
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    “Dialogue is not a simple exchange of ideas; it is an encounter in which we transcend the boundaries of self and enter into a shared realm of experience.” – Lee...
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    “Dialogue is not a simple exchange of ideas; it is an encounter in which we transcend the boundaries of self and enter into a shared realm of experience.”

    – Lee Ufan

     

    Beginning in 2006, the Dialogue series evolved from a discussion of time to a perception of wholeness and emptiness based on the artist’s profound philosophy – “all things change in various ways, everything exists as it is, as it exists.” Thus, to truly show this world, “we have to try and do nothing.”

     

    Being in the prism of a very physical attitude toward his work, the artist holds his breath for a minute or two before exhaling to make the line as straight as possible. The hand, while exhaling, is directed by a movement related to an absence of thought. “The body reacts,” explains the artist. The brushstroke involves the whole canvas by delimiting a new space.

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    Exhibitions

    Lee Ufan. Gary Tatintsian Gallery, Moscow. Nov 14, 2014–Mar 23, 2015

    Publications

    Exhibition catalogue Lee Ufan, Gary Tatintsian Gallery, Moscow, 2015. pp. 15, 25, 29
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