Lee Ufan, a painter, sculptor, writer and philosopher, is known for his leading role in the Japanese avant-garde group Monoha. A new edition of a collection of writings first published in 2004, this volume features previously unpublished essays and spans from 1967-2007. Topics range from emptiness to the use of the brush to individual artists.
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Pureness and abstraction,
By Jose Maria (Barcelona, Spain) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Lee Ufan: The Art of Encounter (Paperback)
Lee Ufan is a South Korean-born painter and sculptor. In this compilation of his essays we can learn how deep and abstract his ideas are, and how they can be seen in his art. He writes about his own work but also about a lot of other artists and movements. The language is very accesible but the ideas are incredibly deep and touching.
It's important to know, before you buy it, that there's no single picture of his artworks, so this compilation is the best way to learn how Lee Ufan thinks but you'll need another book Lee Ufan: Encounter with the Other, for instance, to admire his pure painting and sculpture. Greetings from Barcelona!
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