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(A Duet of the Instance and Eternity)
In order to truly know the lightness of a feather flying in the wind, we must not forget to climb up a place of higher elevation on the day of 'Joong Yang'(September 9 lunar calender). For at the moment we gaze at cirrus clouds on the summit of an autumn mountain, we can keenly feel the beauty of our existence together with it's levity and transience. Considering the exceptional beauty of mid autumn season of 'Joong Yang', the choice of time for Mi Young Cho's exhibition(¡®Feather Arirang') could not be more apt for the opening.
Yet, why must it be about feathers here? Nevertheless, the artist's selection of a topic and the related problems of the necessity and chance of selection is an area only debatable by the artist and cannot be discussed by others. We can only presume the meaning of thoughts represented through the artistic expression of artist from the selected topics. Therefore, the meaning structure unveiled from the topic of 'Feathers' which is selected by Mi Young Cho, we will try to name it as ?
At first, the symbolic meaning at the conventional dimension of the 'Feather' can be expressed as 'lightness', 'tenderness', 'delicateness', 'fragility' among others. However, the artist here decisively conducts a suspension of judgement on these symbolic meanings that arise from our ¡®natural attitude¡¯ as we stand in front of the phenomena, and instead ultimately tries to evoke the 'essentialness' that is hidden behind the phenomena. Through such suspension of judgement, the primary hidden meanings that arise from the conventional symbolic meanings respectively take forms such as 'lightness of being', 'beauty of existence', 'sympathy for others', 'defenseless life.' However, such shapes of the meaning structure still are insufficient to evoke the true intrinsic meaning that is hidden behind or inside the phenomena. The reason is that with a slightly discriminating eye, these primary hidden meanings can be understood right away. Furthermore, the artist probably did not put in such long time of investment and studies just to express ordinary symbols. Therefore, the artist secondly conducts a 'phenomenological reduction' on these primary hidden meanings. The secondary symbol resulted from a phenomenological reduction are ontologically, 'meaninglessness of fleeting temporality', and artistically, 'transcendental beauty implied in the instant.'
In this way, the artist, after performing on the object called the 'Feather' a 'phenomenological suspension of judgement' and 'phenomenological reduction' through several steps of esthetic operation, comes to the very existential proposition of ¡®meaningless of the being, connoted in fleeting temporality¡¯ Nonetheless, was it the ultimate goal to bring out this proposition quite steeped in buddhist flavor? We must at this point examine the diverse 'variations' of the 'Feather' put forth by the artist. For example, the artist harmonizes the music element of 'Arirang' to the 'Feather on the one hand, and continues by connecting 'balance' and 'dreams' to the 'Feather' on the other. Furthermore, a color spectrum of 'Feathers' are portrayed while in another case the transformation of the shapes of the 'feather' creates a 'heart that embraces spring.' Through these improvisations, the artist is able to fill the empty spaces of the 'Feather' with existent material and is able to replace the meaningless temporality of the 'Feather' with the historical conscience, supported by tradition, and which is a new step of operation. This new step is able provide the esthetic opportunity to convert the 'instance' to 'duration', and 'meaningless of being' into 'significance'. If the prior phenomenological works were purely 'spiritual', the artist's works at this stage are painstaking 'physical' process. It is 'hermeneutical' bringing out a new dimension to symbolism that was induced from prior phenomenological works by applying in detail, and separately, the 'materiality' and 'historicity' that dwells within the 'Feather' to the phenomenologically induced proposition. As a result of such process, the 'instant' by attaining the 'historical continuity', sublimates to 'perpetuality', and 'meaningless of being', by attaining ¡®material concreteness¡¯ allows the 'significance to beauty of being.'
Finally, the artist is able to achieve the dual goal: through phenomenology, 'esthetic of instance' and through hermeneutics, 'esthetics of perpetuality'. Futhermore, a dramatic harmony is established between 'instance' and 'perpetuality', two concepts that are mutual symbolic antinomies, by inserting the meaning of 'being' inside the continual spectrum of 'existence.' Consequently thus, now the artist's artistic conscience is able to grant a 'dynamic temporality' to the rudiment of 'time' that is 'space', and grant a dynamic 'spirituality' to the rudiment of 'mind' that is 'material'; which allows the artist's conscience to the experience the realm of 'ananda'. Bravo, bravissimo Mi Young Cho!
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