Core 30/CORE 28 / 30
A Wavering Horizon
흔들리는 수평선
- Enduring together at a distance
- old man and horse
- place of return
Before the painting
Rough waves cover the cliff as a tiny old man and horse look toward a distant boat and horizon; land and sea shake within the same wind.
Art-Historical Structure
The later painting shifts from individual grounding to relation across distance. Land becomes a direction of return for the boat, while the boat keeps possibility alive for those on shore.
What supports us need not stand beside us. A distant gaze or place of return may become a reason to remain.
Key Sentence
Even distant beings may become one another’s place of return and reason to remain.CORE 28 · A Wavering Horizon · 2005
Image and base identification: byunshiji.org / works / 007
Philosophical statements are critical interpretations grounded in the work, not presented as direct quotations from the artist.