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A horse stands on a coastal rise facing the sea, while a round sun and small boat rest on the distant horizon.
Byun Shi-Ji, The Gaze, 2001 · FŪDO 090

Core 30/CORE 27 / 30

CORE 27 · ARCHIVE 090 · 2001 · Late Jeju

The Gaze

시선

  • Watching departure to the end
  • distance of farewell
  • memory

Before the painting

A horse stands on a coastal rise facing the sea, while a round sun and small boat rest on the distant horizon.

Art-Historical Structure

Farewell begins while what was near is becoming distant. The horse neither follows nor turns away.

Its gaze is not possessive; it allows departure while refusing to withdraw relation too soon. Visible form diminishes as shared time becomes clearer.

Key Sentence

Farewell begins as the shared time becomes clearer while the other moves away.CORE 27 · The Gaze · 2001

Image and base identification: byunshiji.org / works / 090
Philosophical statements are critical interpretations grounded in the work, not presented as direct quotations from the artist.

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