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Moral du joujou - Objects in play

The series of Morale du joujou by artist CHANG Myunggeun illustrates casual objects such as a red lego piece, a yellow banana hanger, a brown banana, a bandages skinny deer sculpture, and a slice of squid ink cheese into a loud color. The objects in the painting appear as an actor on the stage of theater of which the appearance of these objects are so sophisticated and descent that viewers stare at them without thinking of their origins. The title of this series Morale du joujou borrows from an essay Le Monde litteraire by Charles Baudelaire in 1853. Baudelaire continues creating episodes and imagines the type of yoy that artist CHANG has desire and fantasy toward and the moments that children entertain him by playing with a toy. According to the artist, behavior of children has to come from designing and imagining while spending time by playing with a toy. Children know to how to talk to their toys and toys are playing around as actors for minimized soap drama in a seemingly small and dim children¡¯s imagination world. Children also are able to entertain themselves by playing with things which are not necessary toys; in which they set up the space and continue expanding the scope and strengthening the power of their imagination. A lively imaginary world is where everything is possible and feasible for further entertainment, depending on what children decide to play with.
Artist CHANG witnessed that his one-hundred-day old daughter responds to objects and toys which made him to realize the fact that he has forgotten the way of spending time poetically. As Baudelaire mentioned, he came to remember the group of people who are very stern and treat every day without knowing how to fill up one¡¯s moments poetically or are even unavailable to do so, giving up any opportunity to get to know about the toy. He starts thinking about solutions for this negligence. Is it possible that the solution for this negligence can be a certain behavior and subject of play? The Artist assumes that every object can be the subject of play as if children can play with every object around them as subjects of play. And children get to create the relationship for play among surrounding objects, expanding the territory of inner space of the imagination; so as to enable artists to find the subject of play and reveal them through the photography. This is not the first time that artists have treated people as merely objects of desire. Rather, he leaves them to be chosen as a designed and created sophisticated existence in his internal memory.
A toy appearing as a shape of a sculpture piece in surreal space like a pitchdarkness has held the value of both artistic attainment and ideal product. A bald look of a toy increases the level of emotional impression of space, leading to the vanishment of the object¡¯s origin through realization of its strange appearance. Also, it induces the intimate linking point with the inner side of the artist through causing the expression of a series of emotions simultaneously. For instance, his toy indeed acted as a stimulator and open object. Although the operational homogeneity that the subject of the toy itself has involved the value of structural desire, a toy located in a controlled circumstance by the artist is a private consequential visualized output. Such consequence devices objects as a language that is moving along the capricious desires of the people. An object¡¯s language that speaks other meanings maximizes the value of its existence. Artist CHANG can have a poetic moment by seeking the emotional aim of which the artist eventually intends to reach. In short, this is an emotional journey for the original form and a framed-oriented art performance of emotion that remains in his internal memory.

LEE Bokyoung _ Curator of Pohang Museum of Steel Art
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