Hero of a silkscreen print by Lee Ufan

From Line

€6,000

Hero of a silkscreen print by Lee Ufan

Lee Ufan

From Line

€6,000
Limited edition of 15060.0 (H) × 75.0 (W) cm

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In From Line, the meditative brushstrokes of Lee Ufan’s iconic original are translated to a new limited edition silkscreen print of quiet, transportive power. The edition is made in collaboration with Dia Art Foundation, for which the launch fundraises.

South Korean artist Lee Ufan is a pioneer in the truest sense. After founding the influential Mono-ha movement in Japan, he played a key role in Dansaekhwa (Korean monochrome painting), which saw a stripped back approach to instead focus attention on the act of painting itself. His celebrated From Line series draws from calligraphy exercises he practised as a child – the meditative repetition of lines and dots requiring complete command of mind, body, brush and breath.

To create the edition, the printmakers at Make-Ready have faithfully captured the rhythms and gestures of the original with deep respect and consideration – right down to the stain of linseed oil on the canvas – echoing the artist’s own reverence for mark-making.

I’ve done many editions in the past, but have never seen any like these. What Make-Ready and Avant Arte have achieved is normally impossible in a print.

Lee Ufan

공개 예정인 이우환 에디션에 관심 가져주셔서 감사합니다.

이우환의 한정판 프린트 세 점은 공개 추첨을 통해 구매하실 수 있습니다.

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An image of Lee Ufan.
Lee Ufan4 collaborationsLee Ufan is the multidisciplinary master that revolutionised East Asian art in the mid-20th century. His conceptually-rich but visually-restrained practice might look like the minimalism that arose concurrently in the west, but it has very different foundations. Lee studied painting in Seoul for only a few months in 1956 before moving to Japan to study philosophy instead. Nonetheless, by the mid-70s he was a leading figure in Dansaekhwa – Korean monochrome painting. The celebrated From Line and From Point series were influenced by calligraphy exercises he practised as a child. The meditative repetition of lines and dots requires complete command of mind, body, and brush. 

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  • this piece is legendary. So so happy with this purchase. Finally, my own Decendent sculpture!

  • Love the piece I got and the communication about its timing was excellent.


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