Object and subjective (lavender gray)
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US$ 800
Overview
This artwork was last updated 813 days ago.
2021
Oil Paint, Oil paint, scrape, sand on canvas
Unique Work
Dimensions: 50.8cm (H) x 40.6cm (W) x 3.8cm (D) / 20" (H) x 16" (W) x 1.5" (D)
Note: Actual colours may vary due to photography & computer settings
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About the art
Artist statement
My practice is rooted in ethnographical research and translating that research into community-based oriented projects, often in the form of paintings, photography, and public mural to address racial complexities. The “Object and subject painting” is part of scrapings from facade of the whitewashed mural from the site (617 W. Evergreen Ave). The work poses a larger question of redlining and gentrification from the perspective of Korean international artist perspective, which from a “mono-racial society.”
Oil paint, scrape, sand from all of mankind on 617 w. evergreen ave on canvas
Artist profile
Haerim Lee (aka Rim Lee)
Born: 1982
Hometown: South Korea
Based in: Chicago
Haerim Lee (aka Rim Lee)'s art stimulates dialogue with communities through painting, public murals, artist books, and photography. Her practice is rooted in ethnographical research: She investigates the history of an architectural site—such as the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Chicago, Cabrini Green, or the murals on the South Side of …
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