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Hong Eun-gyeong's Weightless Steps in 'Mongyu' — Life and Roots Found in Folk Painting
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- Artist Hong Eun-gyeong has captured in her work 'Mongyu' the sense of life she found in a bird's gaze in folk painting, along with her own roots.
- Inspired by 'Mongyudowondo', 'Mongyu' is an inner landscape that walks without weight, painted with ink on synthetic tulle.
- The artist is taking part in the 12th Daegalhwasa members' exhibition on the first floor of Insa Art Center from 7 to 12 October, and 'Mongyu' has been replaced with another work.
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