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Kim Jungyoun Exhibition “Hesitation”
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Kim Jungyoun (read by Kim Jong Yoon), a painter and illustrator based in Seoul, Korea. Japan's first solo exhibition will be held at Shibuya PARCO.
Jungyoun was strongly influenced by Japanese manga and anime that he met during his childhood. The work is characterized by the contrast between a boldly deformed but lively expression with fashion and background drawn with attention to detail, and his own basketball experience and his thoughts on street culture and fashion are reflected in the work.
Jungyoun, who began painting since elementary school, has held his first solo exhibition in 2016, and has held four solo exhibitions in Seoul so far. During his solo exhibition "Inspiration" in 2021, the member RM of BTS, also known as an art enthusiast, also visited the event, and his SNS contribution triggered the world's attention.
Jungyoun has been widely active not only as a painter but also as an illustrator in Korea, and has been involved in many client work such as NIKE, Samsung, Heineken, and has also produced collaborative works with brands.
In this exhibition, which will be held for the first time in Japan, approximately 30 works including watercolors (paper), acrylic paintings (canvas), and animation works will be exhibited and sold, focusing on newly drawn works. In addition, edition works and exhibition original goods will be sold at the venue. (Details announced at a later date)
June 24, 2023 (Sat) to July 10, 2023
※Admission until 30 minutes prior to closing time
※Closed at 18:00 on the last day
Business hours are subject to change. For details, please refer to the website of Shibuya PARCO.
Shibuya PARCO Official Website https://shibuya.parco.jp/
PARCO MUSEUM TOKYO (Shibuya PARCO 4F) 15-1 Udagawa-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
500 yen (tax included)
※Free preschool children
※Other not eligible for discounts, including shareholder benefits
11:00〜21:00
※Admission until 30 minutes prior to closing time
※Closed at 18:00 on the last day
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Exhibited works (partial)
Annyeong 01 - 02
Annyeong 03 - 04
- Acrylic on Canvas
- Ø90cm
Tundele
- Acrylic on Canvas
- 162.2 x 130.3cm(100F)
Coy Paparazzi
Her subject
- Acrylic on Canvas
- 90.7×72.7cm(30F)
Keep Walking 01 - 12
- Pen & Watercolor on Paper
- 70×50cm
Sales of works
Painting works to be exhibited at the venue will be sold.
(There is no sale of works other than paintings.)
- Number of EDs: 1 each
For more information, please contact the venue staff.
Sales of edition works
Annyeong 01
Annyeong 02
- Silk print
- Sales price: 55,000 yen (tax included)
- Including framed
- Works size: 50×50cm
- Number of EDs: 20 each
It is scheduled to be shipped at the end of July.
Collaboration figure
Kim Jungyoun x UPTEMPO collaboration figure
VAGAB'S JERSEY OROGINAL
We will sell a limited number of collaborative figures with Korean figure writer and illustrator "UPTEMPO".
・Sales price: 37,400 yen (tax included)
・Size: 9.5 x 9.5 x 22.5cm (pedestal height 1.5cm)
※Sales of only one per person
※If you would like to purchase it, please tell us at the cash register.
Writer profile
Kim Jungyoun, a painter based in Seoul, has created a variety of works, including paintings using watercolors and acrylic, digital drawings, manga, and GIF animations. He was greatly influenced by the slumdank that he read by chance during his childhood, and since then he has become immersed in basketball and manga. After graduating from the Department of Animation at Kenkoku University, he started working on his own, and has been collaborating with various exhibitions and brands to date.
He continues to produce basketball, which is his roots, fashion items such as Jordan, and stories of boys and girls as the main subjects, and the nature and tastes of characters in the work, hidden stories that can not fit on the screen He expresses the sensory interest of the younger generation with pictures through paintings.
