THE PAGE GALLERY- now here/ Park Daa Won

THE PAGE GALLERY

 Now here / Park Daa Won

The blank between cool brushing. In the line and the blank of the space, dynamic energy is made.

"I became to know who can be born as a painter. And then, I felt comfortable. After experiencing the glory and difficulty, our life became to be arranged as spots, lines, and blanks. The life is flowed and comfortable.

Drawing also does Because I became to know it, I had no need to draw a line more than 2 times and I need only one line."

Park Daa Won author, who can express the source of lighting, a root of life and the flow of the energy, the source of all things of creature through lines, colors and blanks of spaces, is opening private exhibition in THE PAGE GALLERY from November 1st to the 13th, of which title is 'Now and Here'.

When the mind is empty and most comfortable, Park Daa Won puts her brush and draws a line at one time. After putting down all unnecessary things, because she expressed pure mental energy controlling and concentrating on her through a line, she draws a line on canvas when the power from her meditation reached the climax. The formation of the energy, the source of life, which is invisible but is possible to be felt, is visualized as a form of line, color and space.

She draws life through spots, lines and spaces. After collecting spots, they become to a line and the space where mixes lines, it is possible to feel animated breath like as human who lives together.

She said, "People think past, present, and future but actually, they recognize stories right now and here' and also said, 'I'd like to draw present life of these people.'

By this exhibition, it is possible to respect one's own identity and inner side in modern society and feel fundamental energy of life.

On the other hand, her pieces are selected as representative pieces in New Year's greeting ceremony of Samsung in 2011. Moreover, she worked as a youngest jury for art contests in the short period of time and as a representative artist of Korea her pieces are donated when George W Bush visited to Korea.