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[Interview] Artist MINA, RED and the Question of Human Existence…“Not a Color, but a Way of Being”
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- Contemporary artist MINA said in an interview with The Korean Today that the color red, RED, is not a color but a way of existing.
- MINA explained that RED is a color in which life and death coexist, that it is her self-portrait, and that it is a portrait of modern people.
- The artist said that across painting, performance and video, she wants to leave traces of the time her body has experienced in her work, even in the age of AI.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [인터뷰] MINA 작가, RED로 묻는 인간의 존재…“색이 아니라 존재의 방식”
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