Seongsan Art Hall
Hong Seung-Hye, 2D to 3D, 2024, mixed media on birch plywood, dimensions variable
Hong Seung-Hye, Bench, 2023, formica birch plywood, 34.5 × 140 × 30 cm ( × 2pcs )
Exploring the inherent potential of computer pixels, artist Hong Seung-Hye has been building them into real, physical sites and spaces. At the same time, the artist’s musical interests have led her to expand the scope of her work to include sound, video, and music. In 2D to 3D, which realizes 2D geometric forms in three dimensions, the viewer is invited to reflect on the possibilities of architectural space as the three-dimensional objects change according to place and relationship
Bench cleverly disrupts the hierarchy of art and furniture by introducing a piece of furniture with a functional and utilitarian purpose into the exhibition space. This particular Bench, however, does more than simply question the distinction between notions of art or craft; Hong’s furniture actually provides a place for visitors to sit and rest within the exhibition space.
Hong Seung-Hye, Bench, 2023, formica birch plywood, 34.5 × 140 × 30 cm ( × 2pcs )
Exploring the inherent potential of computer pixels, artist Hong Seung-Hye has been building them into real, physical sites and spaces. At the same time, the artist’s musical interests have led her to expand the scope of her work to include sound, video, and music. In 2D to 3D, which realizes 2D geometric forms in three dimensions, the viewer is invited to reflect on the possibilities of architectural space as the three-dimensional objects change according to place and relationship
Bench cleverly disrupts the hierarchy of art and furniture by introducing a piece of furniture with a functional and utilitarian purpose into the exhibition space. This particular Bench, however, does more than simply question the distinction between notions of art or craft; Hong’s furniture actually provides a place for visitors to sit and rest within the exhibition space.
