Untitled
| Artist | Kim Hongju |
|---|---|
| Year | 1982 |
| Medium | oil on silk, wood |
| Dimentions | 197.8×105×- |
| Country | South Korea |
| Collection no. | 72 |
| Explanation | During the 1980s, a new trend in art, the so-called "Minjung Misul (People's Art)" emerged in Korea against the backdrop of the democratic movement. This new style of art conveying energy of the people was shared by a number of new-generation artists at that time. Kim Hongju is one of the artists who were highly influenced by this movement. Behind a broken wooden fence in this painting,he painted one Korean person who has a strong will keeping his deep anger and sorrow inside. |
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