painting
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From the collection of ethnographic museum
paint
From the collection of ethnographic museum
painting is a paint by Kisan Kim Jun-geun, held at ethnographic museum.
A single sheet of white paper shows two black ink lines. One is a straight vertical stroke, the other a short horizontal slant. The lines look simple, almost accidental. Kim Jun-geun, Kisan, used a brush twice and stopped. No background, no extra marks—just those two strokes on blank paper. They suggest a door or a window frame more than a word or letter. Look up Kim Jun-geun, Kisan.
This painter made single, untitled canvases that feel like quiet still-lifes—simple shapes and muted colors caught in plain light.
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