Rosie Park
The artist's work is neither oil painting nor watercolor, but opaque watercolor, with unique colors and textures. Oil uses both gouache (and watercolor) and has colors that are clear like watercolor and vivid like oil painting. Also, the reason why artist Rosie Park's work feels like an oriental still life is because it is used in Western painting. Rather than using vanishing points to focus the gaze on one place, it uses multiple viewpoints as used in oriental paintings.
This is because various viewpoints are placed on one screen and the gaze is distributed to all or several elements. That's why many objects appear on one screen, but there is no single main character, and the relationships are vertical. Also, rather than expressing the three-dimensionality of objects through clear depth or light and shade, the artist Intentionally avoid perspective and minimize shadows and light and dark to express still life in a two-dimensional manner.
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Solo exhibition
2023 Gallery Jaejae, Seoul
2023 Dusil Gallery, Seoul
2023 Urban Community, Ansan
Group exhibition
2023 Big Wave, Seoul Auction, Seoul
2023 In the Garden, Seoul Auction, Seoul
2023 Empty Space, Apgujeong, Seoul
2023 Europe, VVS Museum, Seoul
2023 Invited Three-person Exhibition, Gallery Jaejae, Seoul
2023 The New Artists, Boomer Gallery, London
2022 Nautre, Sica Art Museum, Gimpo
2022 P&C Total Gallery, Seoul
2022 International Art Festival, Sica Art Museum, Gimpo
2022 JoongAng Painting Exhibition Korean Art Museum, Seoul
2020 Derwent Art Prize, London & Paris
Awards
2022 JoongAng Ilbo JoongAng Painting Exhibition, Seoul
2020 Prisma Art Exhibition Selection, Rome
2020 Derwent Art Prize Winner, London
