News Tiger-furry apple…"Leopard Apple Gold"

A tiger-furred apple…"Leopard Apple Gold" courtesy of wowkorea)

It's like putting a leopard print on an apple, or cutting a leopard print into an apple shape. Either way, it seems to convey warmth to the touch, and is as lively as the fur of a living tiger. Usually, when leopard print appears in a painting, it is one of two themes: 'human desire' or 'animal despair'. [Photo] See more photos in this article South Korean artist Jeon Hye-jin skillfully switches between the two, producing pure works that leave the background behind and raise the level of appreciation. Whether the “Leopard Apple Gold” (Leopard Apple Gold-03/2021) was born in apple or leopard print. The artist became famous for his parodies of Western masterpieces redrawn using traditional techniques. Armed with the powerful color ``Shinsaiho'' that Korean court painters used for colored paintings. He tried to ``unrivaled reversal'' by hanging Korean paintings as if looking for hidden paintings in Western masterpieces, secretly placing Chanel bags, and installing security cameras. "Leopard print" is exactly what this artist uses. Always put a leopard print somewhere in the picture and use it like a signature. The "Leopard Apple" series is the easiest to understand. "I devised it to show the knots where contradictory ideas such as animals-plants, good-evil, integration-division, etc. are intertwined," he said. The work can be seen at the exhibition held with Song Woo-jung at the Superior Gallery in Teheran-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul until the 12th.

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