100 Works/FŪDO 022
Storm
폭풍
Basic information
| Identifier | FŪDO 022 |
|---|---|
| Title | Storm폭풍 |
| Date | 1984 |
Short commentary
The line follows the wind rather than the contour. It releases rather than encloses.
Artwork text · poem
Text by Byun Joung Hoon
A single tree
rises upward,
then, at the tip, is pulled wholly to one side.
The line does not follow the contour.
It was drawn along the wind.
The sky too flows to one side,
the grass too lies to one side,
and a single bird
is carried on that current.
The person leans forward,
pushing at the horse's back.
A line that confines
sets things upright, then breaks them.
A line that lets things flow
keeps them alive.
Within the line the wind has drawn,
everything
endures in one direction.
Because nothing was blocked,
nothing broke.
Map of relations · Middle Jeju I, 1980–1987
Ieodo, dried-grass colour, storms, wavering horizons and the black sun.
- wind
Related oral history
Life & time
- 1984Storm was painted in 1984.
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