100 Works/FŪDO 026
A Single Dot
점 하나
Basic information
| Identifier | FŪDO 026 |
|---|---|
| Title | A Single Dot점 하나 |
| Date | 2006 |
Short commentary
When nothing more can be removed, one dot remains. The emptiest place becomes the fullest.
Artwork text · poem
Text by Byun Joung Hoon
A single horizon line,
and on it, one boat.
That is all.
It is not empty.
It is full of silence.
Not because there was nothing more to paint,
but because there was nothing more to take away,
only a single dot remained.
Color taken away,
form taken away,
words taken away.
A single dot left
after a lifetime of taking away.
At the end of stripping away,
existence does not vanish.
Rather, in the place where it has grown smallest,
it grows deepest.
The emptiest place
is the fullest.
There,
as a single dot,
he remained.
A whole lifetime
remained that way.
Map of relations · Late Jeju, 1996–2013
Survival, reduction, noon, the single dot and the last work.
- fudo
- emptiness
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Stories & research
Life & time
- 2006A Single Dot was painted in 2006.
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