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The Garden Where No One Comes #1 von June Hwajung, großes abstraktes Gemälde mit organischen Formen in Orange und Grün, 60x70 cm
The Garden Where No One Comes #1 von June Hwajung, großes abstraktes Gemälde mit organischen Formen in Orange und Grün, 60x70 cm
The Garden Where No One Comes #1 von June Hwajung, großes abstraktes Gemälde mit organischen Formen in Orange und Grün, 60x70 cm"
June Hwajung

The Garden Where No One Comes #1

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  • Technique: Watercolor and ink on Korean paper, cut and collaged onto canvas.
  • Dimensions: 60 x 70 cm
  • Year: 2024

Dynamic, organic forms in orange, green, and violet break through the darker layers, creating a tension between the hidden and the visible. The watercolor and ink technique lends the work a delicate, translucent quality despite its size.

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June Hwajung

June (Hwajung Kim), born in 1991 in South Korea, is currently studying at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna under Daniel Richter. His work is strongly influenced by his identity as an Asian, non-native speaker, and queer man navigating European culture. Through performance, installation, and painting, June explores the complexity of human duality and examines how desire and emotions manifest in intimate spaces.

In his paintings, June depicts transparent, intertwined figures with ambivalent forms that reflect the uncertainty and fluidity of human relationships. He captures moments of intense emotional expressiveness—in beds, at protest rallies, or in dark rooms—in which raw longings and vulnerabilities are revealed. These intense collisions of emotion and physicality question the validity of societal ideals and personal realities, challenging viewers to grapple with the fragile boundaries between connection and alienation.