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About The Artwork
Watch the production video at: www.youtube.com/@zinlim The Allegro series is a tribute to the vibrant fleeting moments that give life its rhythm. I strive to capture the pulsating aliveness of existence with a single piece of charcoal. This series is my love letter to beautiful moments, a celebration of the different kinds of episodes and twists and turns that make our time in this world so precious. The subtitle, Spiccato, is the name of one of the principal strokes of the violin and refers to the way I use charcoal and my tools on paper, like the bow of a violin. Each stroke and line creates an interplay of rhythm, melody, and movement, infusing my paintings with the same energy and passion as the music that animates our souls. The human body serves as my muse in this series, as it is the most familiar and universally recognized object in our shared experience. By abstracting this most familiar subject, I hope to invite the viewer to see it in a new light and explore every contour and nuance with their own observations and imagination. For me, creating art is a deeply moving and transformative experience. As an expressionist painter, each stroke and mark in my paintings contains my thoughts and feelings at that moment, and the process of painting is a journey of many serendipitous discoveries and realizations. Through my artwork, I hope to invite others to join me on this journey and inspire them to explore the world around them and embrace the fleeting beauty of life.
Details & Dimensions
Drawing:Charcoal on Paper
Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:15.7 W x 19.7 H x 0 D in
Frame:Not Framed
Ready to Hang:No
Packaging:Ships Rolled in a Tube
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Ships From:South Korea.
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South Korea
Zin Lim was born in Seoul, South Korea. He liked drawing and studied basic drawing and color theory to prepare for an entrance test of art college. He majored industrial design as emphasis of Environmental design at Hong-Ik university (Hong Dae Ap, Shinchon in Seoul) that is located in the most dynamic area culturally and academically in South Korea. The indie culture and artistic diversity influenced him to have wide range of artistic perspective. In 2000, he moved to San Francisco, California to study 3-D Animation at Academy of Art University. Including past major, environment/product design, animation is also human related studies and require basic understanding of human circumstances and human body. During the foundation studies about human body and philosophy, he found he was more interested in human itself. To him, fine art is the best forms to observe people, interpret by personal philosophy and express the aesthetics through visual message. Enjoyable time was given to continue study, update thinking and create arts. In 2006, Lim completed his MFA with distinction at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco with numerous top awards from the most prestigious U.S national and international competitions.He has been teaching painting and drawing courses at Graduate School of Fine Art / Illustration at Academy of Art University. And his teaching extended to workshops in various cities worldwide and video lectures through YouTube channel online. Zin Lim is creaing paintings, drawings and art videos at his art studio in Alameda, CA.
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