Lee Kang-So emerged from Korea’s experimental art scene of the 1970s, working across performance, installation, photography and painting. His later brush paintings use spare gestures to evoke ducks, boats, landscapes and empty space without fixed representation.
Painting; performance; installation
Major Works
- 1973Disappearance—Bar in the Gallery
- 1975Untitled 75031
- 1970sFrom an Island
- 1980s onwardEmptiness Paintings
- 1990sDuck Paintings
- 1990sBoat Paintings
- 1980s onwardCalligraphic Abstractions
- 1970sExperimental Performances
- 2000sUntitled
- 2000sPainting from Nature series
Interviews & Writing
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