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Installation View. Tell Me Tell Me, Australian and Korean contemporary art 1976-2011, Darlinghurst Prison, Sydney, Australia, 2011

Bone Tear

Reference drawing of Bone Tear sculpture

Installation View. Tell Me Tell Me, Australian and Korean contemporary art 1976-2011, Darlinghurst Prison, Sydney, Australia, 2011

Praying Hands Candle

Bone Tear (2011)

 

Bone Tear was installed in a former chapel for women inmates in a prison in Sydney. I produced a sculpture based on one image from the Daily Drawing Series alongside a candle sculpture in the form of praying hands. The candles were burning during the whole exhibition period. In addition, Gregorian chant, sung by priests, was played on a loop. 

 

뼈눈물 (2012)

 

이 작품은 과거 시드니에 존재 했던 여성 전용 감옥의 교회에서 전시 되었다. 기도하는 손 모양을 한 양초 조각과 함께 전시되었던 이 작품은 <매일 드로잉 >시리즈의 한 이미지를 바탕으로 제작되었고, 전시 장소에 수도사들이 부른 그레고리안 성가가 반복되어 재생 되도록 한 후 설치 되었다.

 

Installation view

Tell Me Tell Me: Australian and Korean contemporary art 1976-2011, Darlinghurst Prison, Sydney, Australia, 2011

ⓒNational Art School Gallery, Sydney, Australia

 

Bone Tear

2011

Poly resin, fabric, paper clay

70(h)×30×28 cm

Courtesy of the artist

Photo: Shin Ohseok ⓒYeesookyung

Exhibition History

When I Become You, Yeesookyung in Taipei, Museum of Contemporary Art, Taipei, Taiwan, 2015

Tell Me Tell Me: Australian and Korean contemporary art 1976-2011, National Art School Gallery, Sydney, Australia. Travelled to: National Museum of Contemporary Art, Gwacheon, Korea, 2011

 

Reference drawing of Bone Tear sculpture

Daily Drawing 101129

2010

Color pencil on paper

30×30 cm

Courtesy of the artist

ⓒYeesookyung

 

Installation View

Installation view of Praying Hands Candle, Tell Me Tell Me: Australian and Korean contemporary art 1976-2011, Darlinghurst Prison, Sydney, Australia, 2011

 

Praying Hands Candle

2011

Wax

17(h)×10×10 cm

Courtesy of the artist    

Photo: Shin Ohseok ⓒYeesookyung

 

Exhibition History

Tell Me Tell Me: Australian and Korean contemporary art 1976-2011, National Art School Gallery, Sydney, Australia. Travelled to: National Museum of Contemporary Art, Korea, Gwacheon, Korea

 

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