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Gwon Osang

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Korean contemporary artist Gwon Osang created these life-size sculptures of people by using hundreds of photographic images. These beautifully crafted montages of photography and sculpture look real yet surreal.

Red Sun - C-prints, mixed media, 2005-2006

Red Sun - 2005-2006

A demand of proof - 1998

증명의 강요 / A demand of proof - 1998

A demand of proof, 1998

증명의 강요 / A demand of proof, 1998

Fear of 280 pieces - 2001

280장의두려움 / Fear of 280 pieces - 2001

A statement of meaningless 360 pieces - 2000

무의미한 360장의 진술서
A statement of meaningless 360 pieces - 2000

A statement on the viewfinder composed of 350 pieces - 2001

350장으로 구성된 뷰파인더에 대한 진술서
A statement on the viewfinder composed of 350 pieces - 2001

Unbearable heaviness - 1999

참을 수 없는 무거움 / Unbearable heaviness - 1999

Tags: Art, contemporary artist, Inspiration, Korea, Korean Artist, Photographer, Photography, Photography Montage, sculpture
3 Comments to “Gwon Osang”
  • Laura Dasher says: February 26, 2010 at 1:32 pm
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    I acidentally found this website by searching for other items. When I stumbled upon this site, I felt like Alice falling down the rabbit hole and into a surreal world. I am totally blown away by these sculptures. Wow! Gwon Osang, you have touched a non-artist, but certainly an art appreciater with your unique combination of photography and patchwork sculptures. Count me as a fan.

  • salman says: March 1, 2010 at 7:46 pm
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    agreed! calls for applause

  • Peter Bloem says: February 8, 2011 at 9:17 pm
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    GO, LIVING DESIGN GO! :)



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