When I observe the completely different exteriors and interiors of fruits, vegetables, and plants, they remind me of people. As I live, I find myself seeing the hidden sides of things, whether in family, friendships, social life, or life in general, things often turn out differently than I believed. This makes me wonder whether truth really exists in human life. The deceptive techniques shown in the transformed plant forms of my ceramic works represent the constant deceits that exist in human relationships, social life, and culture.
Currently a lecturer at Gyeongsang National University
Education:
2015 Doctoral Program at Hongik University College of Fine Arts, Graduate School of Design, Crafts
2004 MFA, Graduated from Hongik University College of Fine Arts
2002 BFA, Graduated from Hongik University College of Fine Arts
Solo Exhibitions:
2018 Kim Moon-kyung Solo Exhibition, Tongin Gallery, Seoul, South Korea
2016 Happening, Tongin Gallery, Seoul, South Korea
2015 Deformation, KCDF Gallery, Seoul, South Korea
2014. The Apple, Doowon Art Center, Busan, South Korea
2005. Falsify, La Mer Gallery, Seoul, South Korea
Collections:
Gwangju City Museum of Art, South Korea