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BBSY D001 Wall-mounted Relief

Le prix initial était : €2,833.60.Le prix actuel est : €120.55.

UGS : SKU9gO7JJcIH6 Catégories : Art, Art, Peintures Étiquette : Hannami Kim Marque : Hannami Kim

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BBSY D001, a diptych in jangpan hanji on cradled wood. The two panels literalize the series’ cosmology: one half gathers a cluster of two stars, the other a cluster of three, meeting edge to edge as a single field. Hand-burnt grid lines mark each star’s position, fire marks varying in intensity where the heat lingered longest at each intersection.Part of the artist’s Byulbyul Sangjong (별별상종, 星星相從) series, a constellation of singularities, each star distinct, gathering without dissolving into sameness.The diptych may be installed side by side as a horizontal pair, stacked vertically, or displayed as individual panels, the configuration adapts to the space while the relationship between the two remains intact.Signed on the verso. Comes with a certificate of authenticity. Sold as a set.Jangpan hanji on cradled wood, wall-mounted relief, diptych. 12.7 x 17.8 x 5cm each. 2026.

L 17.8 cm x W 25.4 cm x H 5 cm – 0.8 kg
L 7.01 in x W 10.00 in x H 1.97 in

Type de produit :Painting

Material: Paper, Wood

Color: Orange, Yellow, Ochre

Style: Minimalism, Wabi-Sabi, Contemporary

Location: Singapore

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Hannami Kim

Hannami Kim is a Korean contemporary artist based in Singapore. Her practice is centred on SANN-HEUK (산흙), exploring the relationship between mountain and earth through two interconnected bodies of work: SANN, monochromatic oil paintings within the Dansaekhwa tradition, and HEUK, her Jangpanhwa practice, developed from traditional Korean hanji flooring paper. SANN reflects quiet endurance through restrained monochromatic painting. HEUK transforms a material once used as domestic flooring through folding, scorching, and repeated traces of heat, creating surfaces that record time and irreversible transformation. Rather than pursuing spectacle, Kim’s practice is grounded in Introverted Resistance—a quiet response to speed, noise, and excess.