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Yokohama Museum of Art Festival Concludes, Artist Choe In-hwan Depicts Coexistence of City and Nature Through Surrealism
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- The Yokohama Museum of Art Festival has concluded, and artist Choe In-hwan drew attention for expressing the coexistence of city and nature through surrealist works, it was reported.
- Artist Choe In-hwan exhibited the "Images of Savanna" series, which includes acacia trees and giraffes amid a forest of buildings, and a field of gems and zebras.
- The artist plans to create a new visual language in which humans and the environment coexist, through works that break down the boundaries between city and nature.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 요코하마시립미술관 아트 페스티벌 성료, 최인환 작가 초현실주의로 도시와 자연의 공존을 그리다
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