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„Revival Buck“ – JEONG UI JI – 2012
The artwork expresses deserted existences and eagerness for survival found in them. It was created by JEONG UI JI in 2012 with thrown pots, rivets and stainless steel.
Artist: JEONG UI JI
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/uiji.jeong
Artsy: https://www.artsy.net/artist/ui-ji-jeong
„Pin Project – No 1“ – LEE KWANG KI – 2018
The beginning of peace starts here. Pins are used to mark destinations and important memories. Furthermore, we want to focus on the current state of society and humanity, which is in a state of flux. From division to unification, we fixed the pin of peace here on April 10th in 2018. It was part of the exhibition “The Beginning of Peace” with works by LEE KWANG KI, a painter who has been actively engaged in the art world for over 40 years. He is originally from Seoul but lives now in Padu.
Artist: LEE KWANG KI – ???? – KKI GALLERY
Website: https://gallerykki.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/igwang.gi.129064
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lee_kwang_gi
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gallerykki
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@kwangkkichannel
„Water Report“ – SONG WOON CHANG – 2011
As the Imjingang River merges with the Hangang River to flow into the Yellow Sea, this installation work expresses the people’s desire for unity and harmony. The artwork was made by in with stainless steel and urethane paints.
Artist: SONG WOON CHANG – ???
Webpage: http://www.gallerysoheon.com/01_sub/02_sub.html?pno=239
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/song_woonchang
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/song_taegwan
„The Hill of Wind“ – KIM EON KYUNG – 2005
This work expresses a song about a free wind blowing back and forth across the Korean peninsula. It was created by the artist and civil rights activist KIM EON KYUNG from Padu in 2005 with PVC and iron pipes.
Artist: KIM EON KYUNG – ???
„Rainbow of the Sun“ – RYU SHIN JUNG – 2012
This artwork is standing in the lake on the permisses of the sculpture park and was made by RYU SHIN JUNG in 2012. It expresses as an objet of various colors that represent a free-flowing, hopeful life
Artist: RYU SHIN JUNG – ???
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ryushinjung
„Call for Unification“ – CHOI PYUNG GON – 2007
This artwork series was made by CHOI PYUNG GON in 2007. It symbolizes a calm but strong appeal for unification. The creation was made of bamboo.
Artist: CHOI PYUNG GON – ???
Website: https://choipyunggon.tistory.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pyunggon.choi
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/choipyunggon_art
„Water History“ – SONG WOON CHANG – 2015
The colorful stories and images filled in the artwork „Water History“ made by SONG WOON CHANG in 2015 are our culture and history that evolved from the past to the present of DMZ, representing our life and hope as we move forward into our future for unification.
Artist: SONG WOON CHANG – ???
Webpage: http://www.gallerysoheon.com/01_sub/02_sub.html?pno=239
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/song_woonchang
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/song_taegwan
„Now on My Way to Meet You – „Hope Tree“ – 2011
The artwork was created by 300 domestic and international prominent figures and citizens. The recreated ceramic bricks convey the message of a wish for peace reshaped as persons hoping for harmony. It contains the earnest wishes of displaced persons and North Korean defectors. Letters and gifts filled with 60 years of longing. We hope to deliver them to our families in North Korea on the day of reunification.
Artist: 300 domestic and international prominent figures and citizens
„Sotdaejip“ – LEE KYUNG LIM – 2009
This artwork was made by Seoul artist LEE KYUNG LIM in 2009 and is titled „Sotdaejip“, which is the name of a traditional totem pole. The Chinese title „????,??????“, which would mean in English „Bird pole stone home“. The creation symbolizes a place, that embraces people with growing desire for peace and stability. It was made of iron plates and iron poles.
Artist: LEE KYUNG LIM – ???
Website: https://www.kyunglim.art
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kyunglim.2
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/artkyunglimlee
„We Are One“ – YI CHUL HEE
The two faces in the work have been runited, showing that they together have become one. The bear side of the work depicts the tragedy and the suffering of our nation in history. The bright smiles in the front part of the work express our hopes for peace.
The Pipe Technique was inspired by a needle of a syringe. The idea of this artwork was born through the extreme suffering of the past dozens of injections. The creation of this work was repeated many times through trial and error. It is a similar process to advancing the inter-Korean dialougue in today’s world of pain and suffering. Thousands of different pipes come together to create facial features that represent the way tens of millions of people gather together to declare their wishes for peace. Its creations brings sight of relief.
If this would help to peace relations between the Koreas, I would like to donate this work to Pyongyang and it would be placed in a location that they truly love. Finally I would like to deeply thank those who have helped us make this exhibition a reality. The sculpture was made with aluminium pipes and stainless steel in 2018. – YI CHUL HEE
Artist: YI CHUL HEE
Website: http://www.yichulhee.com
Naver: https://blog.naver.com/art4006
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/yichulhee
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/art4006
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yichulhee
Artsy: https://www.artsy.net/artist/chul-hee-yi
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JJQByTa0J8
INFOTHEK
Sculpture Park: PYEONGHWA NURI
Artworks List: https://www.kci.go.kr/kciportal/landing/article.kci?arti_id=ART002970488
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