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Presented by Gallery Huue, the Seoul-based artist Meeyoung Kim's solo exhibition in Singapore brings vibrancy to the stylish interiors of The Work Project co-working space in Asia Square
Abstract art often evokes a certain sense of intrigue, through creating compelling visual compositions that combine shapes and colours that can be rich with symbolic meaning. The subjective experience of interpreting an abstract work is exactly what South Korean artist Meeyoung Kim hopes to encourage in her first solo exhibition in Singapore.
“I think it would be better if the audience could act as a catalyst for recalling pleasant memories, rather than a clear message expressed in language whilst appreciating my paintings,” says the Seoul-based artist. “It’s meaningful to (have my paintings) attract viewers...I'm always trying to make a work worth looking at for a long time.”
Presented by Gallery Huue, the exhibition goes beyond the typical "white cube" gallery; Synthetic Moment is currently on view at The Work Project at Asia Square, where Kim’s vibrant art pieces bring an artistic flourish to the co-working space.
Besides elevating the look of the interior scheme, Kim’s paintings help to create an inspiring office environment; art, after all, has been proven to help spark creativity. A total of 21 oil paintings are currently on display.
