Seungmo Park

"What is important for me is showing the audience the moment where the boundary between the real and the illusion break down.” Korean artist Park Seung Mo creates large ephemeral portraits by layering frames of wire mesh together as a means to explore ideas of ‘hwan’ (illusion), fantasies and visions that feel as if they were real. His photorealisitc work totally transfixes viewers, while the figures themselves are ghostly, ethereal and hauntingly evocative.

Park has exhibited his works in numerous solo and group exhibits in South Korea, Taiwan, Germany, UK and the US. He lives and works between Seoul and New York.

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