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WIND
PHOTOGRAPHS BY JUNGJIN LEE
Wind (Aperture, November 2009) showcases the newest work by the widely exhibited and internationally acclaimed Korean photographer Jungjin Lee. Known for her laborious, textural photographic process, Lee brushes liquid emulsion (¡°liquid light¡±) onto the surface of handmade Korean paper (mulberry paper). The texture of the paper and the gestural marks of the brush stroke create a unique painterly effect, which is beautifully reproduced in this, Lee¡¯s first trade monograph. As a child, Lee mastered oriental painting and calligraphy, and this art form resonates throughout this work.
Wind captures the ethereal quality of its namesake in a series of landscapes dominated by windswept expanses and foreboding cloud formations—panoramas that reveal an adventurous spirit, yet resist casual entry. Man-made objects, such as a dilapidated school bus, an old ruin whose ceiling is open to the sky, or wind-blown prayer flags, frequently appear marked by powerful, invisible elements.
Metaphors for an internal state of being and the forces that shape it, Lee¡¯s Wind landscapes are imbued with an elemental vastness, at once powerful and serene. The work also bears a spiritual element that stems from the Buddhist belief that wind is one of the essential energies that sustains life. This energy can be felt in these beautiful photographs, which were made in Korea and the American Southwest, among other places. Lee photographs the natural world, but her images are ethereal and dreamlike.
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JUNGJIN LEE (born in 1961, raised in Seoul, Korea) studied ceramics at Hong-Ik University in Seoul and later earned a master of arts in photography from New York University. Her photographs have been exhibited extensively in galleries and museums throughout the United States, Europe, and Korea. Lee¡¯s work is included in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Whitney Museum of American Art, both in New York; Los Angeles County Museum of Art; Museum of Fine Arts, Houston; New Mexico Museum of Art, Santa Fe; and various prestigious institutions in Korea;
National Museum of Contemporary Art, Kwachon; Goeun Museum of Photography, Pusan; Sonje Museum of Contemporary Art, Kyongju.
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Aperture—located in New York¡¯s Chelsea art district—is a world-renowned non-profit publisher and exhibition space dedicated to promoting photography in all its forms. Aperture was founded in 1952 by photographers Ansel Adams, Dorothea Lange, Barbara Morgan, and Minor White; historian Beaumont Newhall; and writer/curator Nancy Newhall, among others. These visionaries created a new quarterly periodical, Aperture magazine, to foster both the development and the appreciation of the photographic medium and its practitioners. In the 1960s, Aperture expanded to include the publication of books (over five hundred to date) that comprise one of the most comprehensive and innovative libraries in the history of photography and art. Aperture¡¯s programs now include artist lectures and panel discussions, limited-edition photographs, and traveling exhibitions that show at major museums and arts institutions in the U.S. and internationally.
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Contact: Andrea Smith, Director of Communications, (212) 946-7111, asmith@aperture.org
10 x 11 in. (25.4 x 27.9 cm)
112 pages;
45 duotone images
Hardcover with jacket
ISBN 978-1-59711-128-7
$45.00; £30.00
November 2009
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