Living and working close to the ocean, in Santa Monica.

Know contemporary Korean art? You can go to the Daelim Museum of Contemporary Art http://www.daelimmuseum.org/eng/index.do (21, Jahamun-ro 4-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul). Located near historic Gyeongbokgung Palace, this museum began its life as Korea’s first photography. Today, here you can find exhibitions that embrace photography, design and a range of other fields. Museal vision? A museum where the everyday becomes art. Nothing better than a visit to this museum, to know the multiplicity of the boundaries of art, perfectly interpreted by a painter of Korean origin.

She do love duality in life and just would like to celebrate it, and dive into it. RIMI YANG is an Korean who was born in Osaka, Japan. In 1986, she emigrated to the United States to study at Bowling Green University (Ohio). In 1991 she moved to Los Angeles, where studiyng at California State University. She also spent a summer studying at the Florence Academy of Art in Italy. Painting the chaotic emotional duality in life, she love the confusion mankind creates in its attempt to explain the unexplainable. Also for her, the best things in life are those you cannot explain. So, her paintings are instinctive. She is known for her enthusiasm for vibrant color (in both her figurative and abstract paintings). The sound, just sound, makes she feel very calm and she feel very clear in mind. What it’s her art?” Shen Tusn-Ch’ien (one of old Chinese master painter), explains Taoist thoughts about painting: the art form is perceived as an act of creation.

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