Nam Tchun-Mo - Beam Lines Spring Stroke. Katalog zur Ausstellung im Ludwigmuseum im Deutschherrenhaus

(Please scroll down for English version)Nam Tchun-Mo (geb. in Daegu, Süd Korea,1961) repräsentiert eine neue Ära der Dansaekhwa-Bewegung, einer südkoranischen Kunstrichtung, die bereits in den 1960er Jahren radikal abstrakt, weitgehend monochrom arbeitete. Sein Werk durchzieht eine einzigartige Konsequenz der Reduktion auf die zeichnerische Linie, die er zugleich plastisch interpretiert. Durch Kunstharz gehärtete Stoffe geben seinen Ideen die skulpturale Dimension. Aus Linien und Flächen werden Höhen und Tiefen, die er oft monochrom einfärbt. In letzter Zeit entwickelt er auch Objekte im Raum, die nun die plastischen malerischen Werke endgültig in die Dreidimensionalität übersetzen. Das Buch erscheint anlässlich seiner ersten grossen institutionellen Ausstellung in Europa und stellt seine Zeichnungen, Gemälde und Skulpturen, sowie Ihre Installationen in Ausstellungen und musealen Räumen umfassend und kongenial gestaltet vor.Ausstellung: Ludwigmuseum im Deutschherrenhaus, Koblenz - 15. 6 bis 15.9.2019 Nam Tchun-Mo (_1961 in Daegu) represents a new era of Dansaekhwa, the South Korean art movement that already in the 1960s was radically abstract, largely monochrome. There is a unique consistency in his reduction of the drawn line, which he simultaneously interprets in three dimensions. Resin-hardened fabrics give his ideas a sculptural dimension. Lines and surfaces become heights and depths, which he often colors chronochromatically.Recently he developed objects in space, which now finally translate the sculptural paintings into threedimensionality. The comprehensive book is published on the occasion of his first large museum exhibition in Europe and presents his drawings, paintings, and sculptures, as well as their installations in exhibitions and museum spaces in a congenially designed book. Exhibition: Ludwigmuseum im Deutschherrenhaus, Koblenz - June 15 until Sept 15 2019

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Nam Tchun-Mo (born1961 in Daegu) represents a new era of Dansaekhwa, the South Korean art movement that already in the 1960s was radically abstract, largely monochrome. There is a unique consistency in his reduction of the drawn line, which he simultaneously interprets in three dimensions. Resin-hardened fabrics give his ideas a sculptural dimension. Lines and surfaces become heights and depths, which he often colors chronochromatically.
Recently he developed objects in space, which now finally translate the sculptural paintings into threedimensionality. The comprehensive book is published on the occasion of his first large museum exhibition in Europe and presents his drawings, paintings, and sculptures, as well as their installations in exhibitions and museum spaces in a congenially designed book.

Exhibition: Ludwigmuseum im Deutschherrenhaus, Koblenz - June 15 until Sept 15 2019