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Everyday Objects - Soo Kang Kim
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This online-exclusive exhibition [Everyday Objects - Soo Kang Kim] displays a series of works that captures the important and profound insignificant subject. Soo Kang reimagines the objects as a new matter, transforming the everyday objects through a complex photographic process - gum biochromate printing. During this process, the image is built up through many applications of photographic chemistry on non-photographic paper. Objects are reconstructed, and its essential nature is altered.
Title: Everyday Objects - Soo Kang Kim
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This online-exclusive exhibition [Everyday Objects - Soo Kang Kim] displays a series of works that captures the important and profound insignificant subject.
Soo Kang reimagines the objects as a new matter, transforming the everyday objects through a complex photographic process - gum biochromate printing.
During this process, the image is built up through many applications of photographic chemistry on non-photographic paper.
Objects are reconstructed, and its essential nature is altered.
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