Kyeol: Beyond Fine and Rough

Exhibition / 09 Oct 2023 - 15 Oct 2023

Published: 14.09.2023

Espace Sylvia Ryelle

: Espace Sylvia Ryelle
10 place des Vosges
75004 - Paris
FRANCE

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Mail:: jhlsiatgallery.com

Management:: Jeannie Lee

Brooch 'I painted rain, which became raindrops lll' by Healim Shin, 2023

Joo Hyung Park
Brooch: Confluence 23-11, 2023
Walnut wood, Ottchil (natural lacquer) and silver
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PARCOURS BIJOUX. The triennial Paris event features nearly 50 events dedicated to contemporary jewellery.

From 2 to 29 October 2023, Paris is the glorious setting for a broad overview of contemporary French and international jewellery: a rare chance for visitors and professionals alike to explore this varied and prolific world in depth at various venues across the capital. Plot your itinerary, and be prepared to marvel!

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Kyeol est un mot coréen qui se traduit souvent par grain ou texture.
Cependant, « kyeol » en coréen englobe une large gamme de significations. « Kyeol » peut décrire la texture de matières tangibles, mais peut également désigner des concepts éphémères intangibles tels que le vent et le temps. De plus, « kyeol » peut être utilisé pour décrire la personnalité de quelqu’un. Dans la bijoux contemporains, la relation formée par « kyeol » se poursuit encore plus loin. Par l’acte de porter des bijoux, le porteur ressent non seulement le « kyeol » physique de l’oeuvre d’art, mais aussi le « kyeol » de l’artiste. Dans cette expo, la galerie présentera des bijoux réalisés par neuf artistes Sud-Coréens.
/ Siat Gallery, Jeannie Lee. Commissaire d’exposition.

Vernissage Mardi 10 octobre 2023 à 17h

Horaires d'ouverture: 10h30 - 19h30. Dimanche: 10h30 - 18h

Artist list

Youngji Chi, Shinryeong Kim, Sooyeon Kim, Yong Joo Kim, Namkyung Lee, Jongseok Lim, Joo Hyung Park, Healim Shin, Jaesun Won

Kyeol is a Korean word which often translates as grain or texture.
However, “kyeol” in Korean encompasses a wide range of meanings. “Kyeol” can describe the texture of tangible matters such as wood, skin, or hair. It can also denote intangible ephemeral concepts such as wind, breath, and time. Moreover, “kyeol” can be used to describe one’s personality. In art jewellery, the relationship formed by “kyeol” continues even further. Through the act of wearing an art jewellery, the wearer feels not only the physical “kyeol” of the artwork but also the “kyeol” of the artist. In this exhibition, Siat Gallery will present a wide spectrum of jewelry works made by nine renowned South Korean artists.
/ Siat Gallery, Jeannie Lee. Exhibition curator

Vernissage Tuesday 10 October 2023 from 17:00

Opening hours: 10:30 - 19:30. Sunday 10:30 - 18:00

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Espace Sylvia Ryelle

: Espace Sylvia Ryelle
10 place des Vosges
75004 - Paris
FRANCE

: Website Parcours Bijoux; Instagram Parcours Bijoux

Mail:: jhlsiatgallery.com

Management:: Jeannie Lee

Kyeol: Beyond Fine and Rough

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