Exhibition Information

SUZANNE SONG THREE POINTS I
2023 acrylic/pigment on linen 127 x 105.5 cm
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KIM SANGGYUN PATTERN GB #220720
2022 urethane resin, wood frame, oil paint, urethane paint 45(h) x 70(w) x 47(d) cm, pedestal: 70(h) x 98(w) x 55(d) cm
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Exhibition view

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Exhibition view

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			Gallery Baton is pleased to announce a two-person exhibition Lagrange Point with Kim Sang Gyun and Suzanne Song, from 19 April to 20 May in the Hannam-dong space.
 
The exhibition includes a series of relieves of Kim Sang Gyun, who has drawn primary qualities of architecture to the sculpture genre, and the multimedia practice of Suzanne Song, who has represented ‘spaces’ in the realm of perception with her illusionistic style. The exhibition title refers to what it ideally aims at, considering that Lagrange Point stands for 'gravitational equilibria spots' where the gravitational forces of two large bodies (in the most representative case, the sun and the earth) and the centrifugal force balance each other in terms of celestial mechanics; it offers an intriguing opportunity to witness how the works of two different artists establish a complementary relation despite maintaining each particular context. Especially it shows how Song’s recognition and awareness of time and space within her chronicle blend in with the macroscopic time and space selectively described by Kim through the adoption and montage of historic architectural relics: how these different methodologies produce a certain context and harmoniously occupy the shared space. 
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