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2021 Smithsonian Craft Show - Jiyoung Chung

By Jiyoung Chung

Oct 22, 2021 - Oct 31, 2021

Set Reminder 2021-10-22 09:00:00 2021-10-31 22:00:00 America/New_York Bidsquare Bidsquare : 2021 Smithsonian Craft Show - Jiyoung Chung https://www.bidsquare.com/auctions/artist-chung/2021-smithsonian-craft-show---jiyoung-chung-7624
I am one of 100 artists selected for the prestigious Smithsonian Craft Show. SCROLL DOWN to see all my items. For more about me, click on EVENT INFORMATION.  For a full list of Craft Show artists, click HERE. Jiyoung Chung artloverjiyoung@yahoo.com

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• Lot Description
  35" x 29.50", one-of-a-kind Joomchi paper painting/ 6 layered artwork. Each layer is all handmade and dyed and went through Joomchi process. *JOOMCHI is the unique Korean traditional way of making textured and painterly imagery handmade paper just by using water. The terminology originated from meaning, “making a Joomoney (Pouch in English)”. It creates strong, textural, and painterly surfaces. As time goes, the surface becomes more and more elegant like leather. / Since its texture, shadow, and movement are huge part of my artworks so instead of framing it which limits all these effects, I prefer hanging these works without frame. I treated surfaces to have a resistance of UVs and moisture and made its own hanging devices which comes with the artwork. I would recommend that these works are hung avoiding direct sunlight or too moisture area. / When the breeze come into and the person walks by, it gently moves like it is breathing in the space and with the person who owns it. I regard this interaction as 'dialog between and moving and stillness '. When the light hits the works, it will create layers of shadow which add depth and really accentuate the texture and the work itself.

  Condition

  Unframed but artwork has been treated to have a resist of UVs and Moisture and it comes with a custom-made hanging device and how to hang instruction. Still not recommended to hang it in direct sunlight or too moisture area.
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  • Within seven (7) days of Artist’s receipt of payment from the purchaser, the Artist will ship the object(s) purchased. Sold objects will be shipped directly from the Artist to the purchaser. Shipping arrangements and charges will be determined by Artist and the purchaser and will not be the responsibility of the Smithsonian (including the Committee). The Smithsonian (including the Committee) shall not be responsible to Artist or the purchaser for any loss or damage to the Object incurred in transit or otherwise.

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