Work 77-15
- Artist
- Ha Chong-Hyun
- Date
- 1977
- Style
- Minimalism
- Genre
- Abstract
"Work 77-15" exemplifies the ethos of Dansaekhwa, a Korean artistic movement characterized by a focus on Abstract forms and meticulous exploration of fundamental elements such as mark, line, and surface. Although not formally part of an official movement or manifesto, the artist's practice aligns with a shared commitment to reductive esthetics rooted in Minimalism and contemplative materiality. The work might incorporate Mixed media techniques, emphasizing surface texture and spatial relationships. Overall, "Work 77-15" manifests a refined engagement with formal concerns, emphasizing the materiality of painting over representational content.
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