“My practice is like making mirrors. The mirror that reflects different perspective, different spacetime, but the subject who stares at the mirror can always be found in the work.

Challenging the relational structure between the viewer and the artwork is the thing which I really enjoy. I try to make work that let the audience become the part of the work itself, without being aware of it. So the viewer can find themselves by othering its relation with the work. I hope my questions to be delivered to the audience as very personal, even though the subject that I am dealing with could be seen as universal.”

I talked with artist Kwanwoo Park for Floorr Magazine. Find out more about his work and practise by reading the full interview here;

https://www.floorrmagazine.com/issue-16/kwanwoo-park

Top image:Stranger ©Kwanwoo Park

 

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