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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

70x30x28cm

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

30x30cm

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

17x10x10cm

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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