100 Works/FŪDO 021
Storm
폭풍
Basic information
| Identifier | FŪDO 021 |
|---|---|
| Title | Storm폭풍 |
| Date | 1991 |
Short commentary
It is impossible to tell who protects whom. Endurance is borrowing one another's bodies.
Artwork text · poem
Text by Byun Joung Hoon
The sky is black
and the wind is fierce.
The tree tilts,
the thatched house lowers.
The person clings to the horse's neck,
and the horse endures the person's weight.
Who is protecting whom
cannot be told.
Is the grasping hand the pillar,
or the neck that accepts it?
The two, within the storm,
stand as if one body.
To endure
is not to grow strong alone,
but to borrow each other's bodies
just enough not to collapse.
After the storm has passed,
they come to know
that each
kept the other standing.
Map of relations · Middle Jeju II, 1988–1995
Memory after the storm, the way home, longing, solitude and light.
- wind
- endurance
- relation
Related oral history
Life & time
- 1991Storm was painted in 1991.
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