An exhibition by artist Hwang Inmo, reinterpreting the common subject of ramyeon as one of beauty and individuality, has opened to the public.
The title of the exhibition, You, A Flower Too: Ramyeon Report, is inspired by a poem by Na Tae-joo and highlights the importance of observation.
The artist, during a period of solitude, found comfort and inspiration in the simple food of ramyeon, expanding it into photographic works.
This exhibition goes beyond simple documentation, utilizing photography to spotlight the shape of ramyeon, its cultural significance, and its connection to contemporary society.
The exhibition is being held at Gallery Palzo in Daegu until December 12.
Sayart / Nao Yim, yimnao@naver.com
An exhibition by artist Hwang Inmo, reinterpreting the common subject of ramyeon as one of beauty and individuality, has opened to the public.
The title of the exhibition, You, A Flower Too: Ramyeon Report, is inspired by a poem by Na Tae-joo and highlights the importance of observation.
The artist, during a period of solitude, found comfort and inspiration in the simple food of ramyeon, expanding it into photographic works.
This exhibition goes beyond simple documentation, utilizing photography to spotlight the shape of ramyeon, its cultural significance, and its connection to contemporary society.
The exhibition is being held at Gallery Palzo in Daegu until December 12.
Sayart / Nao Yim, yimnao@naver.com
