CENTRAL READING
A Wavering Horizon
Even when every standard wavers, one raises the gaze toward what is still to come.
PERIOD & MOTIFS
Middle Jeju I, 1980–1987
Ieodo, dried-grass colour, storms, wavering horizons and the black sun.
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LIFE & TIME
Chronological coordinates
- 1983A Wavering Horizon was created and registered in the official archive.
- REVIEWMiddle Jeju I, 1980–1987 · Ieodo, dried-grass colour, storms, wavering horizons and the black sun.
THE PAINTER’S VOICE
Related oral history
- Session 4The Form of the Storm and Memories of the Seoul Period
- Session 5Formation of the Jeju Style
- Session 7Line · Technique · Imagined Landscape
RESEARCH
Research paths
- RESEARCHOral-History CommentaryOpen source →
- RESEARCHPainter and FūdoOpen source →
- RESEARCHA Century of WindOpen source →
EVIDENCE
Evidence and interpretation
| Grade | Claim | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| A | 1983 · A Wavering Horizon | Title, year and image in the official 100 Works archive. |
| B | Visible form and recurring motifs | Direct comparison of image, artwork text and related works. |
| B | Middle Jeju I, 1980–1987 | Formal comparison within the reviewed chronological group. |
| C | Links to life, testimony and research | Curatorial relations proposed for research navigation. |
Related Works
Works to view together
FŪDO 005 · 1986
A Wavering Horizon
This is not merely landscape, but the posture through which a human being faces the world.
FŪDO 019 · 1983
Typhoon
There are two ways to meet the wind: resist it or move with it. Endurance is bending together enough not to break.
FŪDO 015 · 1984
In the Wind
Everything leans in one direction as the wind's signature. Endurance may mean leaning together so as not to break.
FŪDO 022 · 1984
Storm
The line follows the wind rather than the contour. It releases rather than encloses.
FŪDO 067 · 1983
The Gale
Even when the place of return collapses, life can begin again if another being remains beside us.
FŪDO 025 · 1987
The Wavering Skiff
Endurance means sharing the wavering of a distant existence and refusing to withdraw one's gaze.