Iron Fine Art · 2021
Go Together Painting
by Lara Kim
- A' Design Award 2021 in Fine Art
- CLIENT: Lara Kim
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 13,551
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About Go Together Painting
Her design is giving a message that they must overcome division and go together. Lara Kim designed to make two groups to face and connect them. A lot of hands and feet attached to life objects represents a variety of directions. The black color means fear when they are in conflict with each other, and the blue color means hope to move forward. The sky blue color on the bottom means water. All entities in this design are connected and go forward together. It was drawn on a canvas and painted with acrylic.
About the A' Design Award
Go Together Painting is an Iron A' Design Award winner, a prestigious recognition granted to good designs that meet the professional and industrial requirements expected from well-designed creations. Iron winners demonstrate great skill, high specialization, expert understanding, and creative capacity of their creators. Go Together Painting is expected to be a highly regarded, admired, and cherished creation that is practical and innovative. This Iron A' Design Award-winning design integrates industry best practices and has competent technical characteristics linked with know-how and talent. Go Together Painting is respected for its thoroughness and is designed to provide quality of life improvements that help make the world a better place.
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- Unique Properties
- She placed the two groups on the right and left in the painting. She expressed the circumstances of the confrontation and conflict and at the same time connected the two groups and placed a moving device. It represents a destiny that must go in the same direction in the midst of confrontation. She also expresses various emotions there.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- She painted the gesso on the canvas, painted it with acrylic and worked with a gloss varnish for the robustness of the work. The size of the work is 72cmx60cm
- Tags
- Art, Painting, larak, contemporaryart, modernart, fineart, artdesign, uniqueart, creativeart, art
- Production Technology
- She draws on the canvas and paints acrylic to express the work. Black and blue white paints were mainly used, and various original colors were used to revitalize the work. She expresses signs and parts in three-dimensional bends.
- Design Challenge
- The artist sits still in her space to intuitively imagine and express the dynamics of various beings and exists between consciousness and the subconscious. She is constantly trying to feel, imagine, connect, and separate them there.
- Research
- She imagines ideas with an instinctive and intuitive sense, connects them creatively, and separates them. Her work is accommodated and moved in multiple dimensions. She connects various forms and perspectives between consciousness and the subconscious. The young feeling harbors pure energy just before it erupts. The black line represents the myriad points between 0 and infinity. Beings have limitations and enjoy infinite freeness while overcoming limitations
- Inspiration
- Individuals, groups, and nations conflict for different ideologies, rights. It is natural, but it causes fear. Many are scarred by confrontations and conflicts and desperate to defend each other's advantages. But the artist reminds us that we are all connected and have to go in the same direction.
- Project Duration
- This art is made 2021 in Korea
- Operation Flow
- Her works express the dynamics that occur in various situations and relationships, as well as the emotions and thoughts felt by the living organisms that exist there.
The creative beings she draws are ideas that we don't routinely recognize but feel instinctively. The feelings and thoughts of beings influence each other. - Image Credits
- Image #1 Creator, Lara Kim, Go together, 2021
Image #2 Creator, Lara Kim, Love, 2021
Image #3 Creator, Lara Kim, Rule, 2021
Image #4 Creator, Lara Kim, influence, 2021
Image #5 Creator, Lara Kim, infuse, 2020