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|대표명칭=나무들 - 덕수궁을 위한 변형 #2
 
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|영문명칭=Trees _Tranforms For Deoksugung Palace #2
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|영문명칭=Trees_Transforms for Deoksugung Palace #2
 
|종합안내판=덕수궁
 
|종합안내판=덕수궁
 
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'''Trees_Transforms for Deoksugung Palace #2'''
  
This work of art represents the people of our time and their current environment through a comparison to 22 different trees and color bands.  
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Lee Myoung-ho <br/>
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2024 <br/>
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PosART Inkjet Print on PosMAC Steel, 79 m × 2.5 m
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This piece portrays the appearance and temporal landscape of people living today through an array of 22 diverse traditional trees and color bands.
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(From left to right) 01. East Asian white birch, 02. Rose-gold pussy willow, 03. Round-leaf holly, 04. Palmate maple, 05. Persimmon tree, 06. Apricot tree, 07. Hardy rubber tree, 08. Pagoda tree, 09. Weeping willow, 10. Korean aspen, 11. Needle fir, 12. Korean willow, 13. Korean poplar, 14. Apricot tree, 15. Bird cherry, 16. Korean boxwood, 17. Jujube tree, 18. Dragon’s claw willow, 19. Palmate maple, 20. Persimmon tree, 21. Droopy willow, 22. Korean red pine
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The installation of this modern art fence screen was organized by the Korea Heritage Service and brought to life by the artist Lee Myoung-ho and POSCO Group.
  
*(from left to right) 01. Silver Birch (''Betula pendula'' Roth), 02. Rose-gold pussy willow (''Salix gracilistyla'' Miq.), 03. Kurogane holly (''Ilex rotunda'' Thunb.), 04. Palmate maple (''Acer palmatum'' Thunb.), 05. Persimmon (''Diospyros kaki'' Thunb.), 06. Apricot (''Prunus armeniaca'' L.), 07. ''Eucommia ulmoides'' Oliv., 08. Pagoda tree (''Sophora japonica'' L.), 09. Weeping willow (''Salix babylonica'' L.), 10. ''Populus davidiana'' Dode, 11. Needle fir (''Abies holophylla'' Maxim.), 12. Willow (''Salix pseudolasiogyne'', Andersson), 13. ''Populus koreana'' Rehder, 14. Apricot (''Prunus armeniaca'' L.), 15. Bird cherry (''Prunus padus'' L.), 16. Korean box tree (''Buxus microphylla var. koreana'' Nakai ex Chung & al.), 17. Jujube (''Ziziphus jujuba'' Mill.), 18. Dragon’s claw willow (''Salix babylonica f. tortuosa'' Y.L. Chou), 19. Palmate maple (''Acer palmatum'' Thunb.), 20. Persimmon (''Diospyros kaki'' Thunb.), 21. ''Salix pseudolasiogyne'' H.Lev., 22. Korean red pine (''Pinus densiflora'' Siebold & Zucc.)
 
  
Installation of this fence screen depicting modern art was organized by Korea Cultural Heritage Administration and brought to life by the artist Myoung Ho Lee and Posco Group.
 
  
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* 두충나무, 한반도 생물다양성 DB. https://species.nibr.go.kr/species/speciesDetail.do?ktsn=120000060429
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* 용버들, 한반도 생물다양성 DB. https://species.nibr.go.kr/species/speciesDetail.do?ktsn=120000061195
  
  
* <font color="crimson">공사 가림막이 경관을 저해하는 요인이 될 수 있는 점을 보완하기 위해, 예술 작품을 활용한 아트펜스를 설치한대요. 이 안내판은 선원전 영역 복원 현장에 설치된 가림막(아트펜스)에 대한 안내판이에요.</font>
 
  
  

2024년 3월 25일 (월) 14:58 기준 최신판

나무들 - 덕수궁을 위한 변형 #2
Trees_Transforms for Deoksugung Palace #2
Goto.png 종합안내판: 덕수궁



해설문

국문

이명호 Myoung Ho Lee
2024
PosART Inkjet Print on PosMAC Steel, 79m × 2.5m

본 작품은 현재를 살아가는 우리의 모습과 시대적 환경을 전통 수종 22그루의 다양한 나무*와 색띠에 빗대어 표현합니다.

  • (좌측부터) 01.자작나무, 02.갯버들, 03.먼나무, 04.단풍나무, 05.감나무, 06.살구나무, 07.두충나무, 08.회화나무, 09.수양버들, 10.사시나무, 11.전나무, 12.버드나무, 13.물황철나무, 14.살구나무, 15.귀룽나무, 16.회양목, 17.대추나무, 18.용버들, 19.단풍나무, 20.감나무, 21.능수버들, 22.소나무

덕수궁 복원을 위한 가림막과 현대미술의 만남인 [가림막×예술]은 국가유산청이 기획하고, 포스코그룹과 작가 이명호가 함께 합니다.

영문

Trees_Transforms for Deoksugung Palace #2

Lee Myoung-ho
2024
PosART Inkjet Print on PosMAC Steel, 79 m × 2.5 m

This piece portrays the appearance and temporal landscape of people living today through an array of 22 diverse traditional trees and color bands.

(From left to right) 01. East Asian white birch, 02. Rose-gold pussy willow, 03. Round-leaf holly, 04. Palmate maple, 05. Persimmon tree, 06. Apricot tree, 07. Hardy rubber tree, 08. Pagoda tree, 09. Weeping willow, 10. Korean aspen, 11. Needle fir, 12. Korean willow, 13. Korean poplar, 14. Apricot tree, 15. Bird cherry, 16. Korean boxwood, 17. Jujube tree, 18. Dragon’s claw willow, 19. Palmate maple, 20. Persimmon tree, 21. Droopy willow, 22. Korean red pine

The installation of this modern art fence screen was organized by the Korea Heritage Service and brought to life by the artist Lee Myoung-ho and POSCO Group.