PREX MEA #5동류 同流 (Dongryu) — Adrift, Together53.0 × 40.9 cm (P10)https://jonathank.tistory.comhttps://buly.kr/2qaiNlRhttps://www.singulart.com/en/artworks/kim-jun-sung-prex-mea-5-2664247 For much of my life, I lived in friction with the world.I could not simply pass by what felt wrong, and I always wanted to move what refused to move.Painting became an extension of that impulse.But at some point..

Prex Mea. #4침잠 (沈潛) : Submergence53.0 × 40.9 cm (P10)Oriental Pigments and Ink on Hanji Canvashttps://jonathank.tistory.com https://www.singulart.com/en/artworks/kim-jun-sung-prex-mea-4-2661392https://l1nq.com/cs0frl3 The green arrives before explanation. Across the hanji panel, organic forms cluster and press against one another, losing the spatial luxury of separation, yet they never dissolve ..

Prex Mea. #3수색 (守色) : Keeping the Color53.0 × 40.9 cm (P10)Oriental Pigments and Ink on Hanji Canvashttps://jonathank.tistory.comhttps://www.singulart.com/en/artworks/kim-jun-sung-prex-mea-3-2657446 The pale yellow gradually dissolved into the warm off-white surface of the hanji.As its boundaries softened and receded, black ink lines and patterns intensified across the painting.These marks are ..

Prex Mea. #2관조(觀照): 사건과 밀도 사이 (Gwan-jo: Between Event and Density)60.6 × 45.5 cm (12P)Oriental Pigments and Ink on Hanji Canvashttps://jonathank.tistory.comhttps://www.singulart.com/en/artworks/kim-jun-sung-prex-mea-2-2654639 Blue hit the surface and stayed. Swollen in some places, it is barely there in others. Each form dictates its own arrival, weight, and terminal point. Ink and pigment passe..

Prex Mea. #1 부제 : (Floating between Image and Gesture 이미지와 몸짓사이에서의 부유) 60.6 × 45.5 cm (12P)Oriental Pigments and Ink on Hanji Canvashttps://jonathank.tistory.comhttps://www.singulart.com/en/artworks/kim-jun-sung-prex-mea-1-2652603Prex Mea means My Prayer.This work did not begin with an image I intended to paint. It began with a state of mind.I followed the movement of thought before it became l..

PREX MEA The title is Latin. It means “My Prayer.” Yet prayer, as it appears in this series, is not a request for intervention, nor a search for certainty. It is the enduring movement of a consciousness that refuses to accept the present condition of life as its final form. We live within realities that often appear fixed: the limits of our bodies, the habits of societies, the repetition of hist..