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Choi Ye-na's Crimson Lake Red turns the red of death into a language of life and memory
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- Artist Choi Ye-na interpreted red as a color of life and memory in the Crimson Lake Red Limited Collection, made with the discontinued Holbein Crimson Lake Red pigment.
- The artist reduced her use of color and focused on a near-monochrome red, and held a solo exhibition in Venice in July 2026 (July 8–10) and a group exhibition (July 11–15).
- After the pigment runs out, she plans to use a Crimson color she mixes herself, and said she will answer with her next work whether it will lead to a new artistic world.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 최예나 Crimson Lake Red, 죽음의 붉음을 생명과 기억의 언어로 바꾸다
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