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MINK Kim Minjeong Shapes Relationships: Art and a Shifting Visual Perspective
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- Ceramic artist MINK Kim Minjeong continues her work of shaping mountains and buildings into simple forms to express the relationship between the environment and humans.
- The artist, who majored in ceramics at Hongik University, is scheduled to take part in the Yokohama International Art Festival and Art Shopping Paris Carrousel du Louvre in 2026, among others.
- The artist said she hopes that slightly shifting one's perspective, like an artwork that changes depending on the angle from which it is viewed, will help find clues to relationships.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 관계를 빚어내는 MINK 김민정 작가의 예술 세계와 시각적 관점의 변화
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