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Kang Gyeongrok, painter who portrays human stories
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- Kang Gyeongrok, a novelist and painter, continues to capture human stories on canvas, using cities, the sea, flowers and people as her subjects.
- Kang says, "There is a human form in everything we look at," and her paintings convey loneliness, solitude and hope.
- Art critic Dr. Lee Yeongbeom said, "You find yourself looking at the painting once more," and the artist vowed to keep portraying "our form".
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