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Within a broad dried field of light, a horse, black sun, small boat and coastline remain in minimal lines; forms are reduced, but their relations persist.
Byun Shi-Ji, The Last Work, 2013 · FŪDO 100

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CORE 30 · ARCHIVE 100 · 2013 · Late Jeju

The Last Work

마지막 작품

  • What remains of form
  • horse
  • boat and black sun

Before the painting

Within a broad dried field of light, a horse, black sun, small boat and coastline remain in minimal lines; forms are reduced, but their relations persist.

Art-Historical Structure

A final work should not be forced into a complete testament. What matters is the reduction of recurring elements—horse, black sun, boat and coastline—within broad space.

The painting does not leave a single isolated symbol. It preserves the minimal relational structure of departure and remaining, land and sea. It is less a period than an open sentence.

Key Sentence

The final work is not a period closing a life, but an open sentence in which relations continue.CORE 30 · The Last Work · 2013

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Philosophical statements are critical interpretations grounded in the work, not presented as direct quotations from the artist.

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