Hyunah Kim

Joined Artfinder: June 2021

Artworks for sale: 361

United States

Updates from Hyunah Kim's studio

  • Still, 2023 (36"x36" | 91x91cm, Acrylic Painting)

    _Still _36"x36" | 91x91cm _Acrylic painting on canvas This is an one of a kind artwork, created and painted by Hyunah Kim in April, 2023. All the sides of the canvas are painted as extensions of the painting, so it is ready to hang (The canvas depth is 1.5"| 4cm). It is signed on the front and back of the canvas. Also you will receive a certificate of authenticity of your painting.

    06 May 2023

    Hyunah Kim, Contemporary Painting Artist

    "My painting is an invitation, a passage of reaching your intellectual world." Hyunah Kim describes her abstract art as being an enjoyable product of consciousness and unconsciousness. The American painter's central theme is "wonderment". Through her striking pieces, Kim invites the viewer to wonder. Employing a pictorial language based on color, line, shape, and form, she endeavors to create compelling compositions. She paints using acrylics, pencils, and oil pastels on canvas.

    18 April 2023
    essence of art

    essence of art

    I believe that the essence of art is 'play'. Not just 'play', but 'creative play' by internal, subjective, order and aesthetic consciousness. A state of exhilaration that is inherent in every human being, that is, a state of happiness. Sometimes excitingly, sometimes calmly, autonomous and impulsive, I think of it as a work of drawing out the rules in the irregularities and the perfection in the incompleteness from the world beyond consciousness to the world of visible manifestation.

    29 December 2021
    non-verbal symbols in my paintings

    non-verbal symbols in my paintings

    The non-verbal symbols used in my paintings, rather than completing the paintings with my own personal emotions, I made it so that the viewers can inject their emotions into them, so that they can insert their thoughts into the paintings. This is a 'device' that is intended to be completely in contact with the viewer. Etymology: Greek tele (far) + pathos (emotion)

    29 December 2021
    Old Studio II

    Old Studio II

    18 June 2021
    Old Studio

    Old Studio

    15 June 2021