Artist
Cheolwon Chang
- City
- Seoul, South Korea
- Year
- 2018
South Korean artist Cheolwon Chang experiments with the shape of objects as simple 2D forms.
In his practice, he uses drawings to experiment with the multiple variables of an object unveiling new patterns that are hidden in the first instance. In his work, the artist focuses on the importance of symmetry and repetition. He looks for a methodology that will help to understand how form becomes visible, and he finds inspiration in the world of mathematics, especially around the discussions of non-repetition or infinity, or the hidden patterns that are hidden within the fundamental laws of nature.
In 2018, Cheolwon Chang completed a one-month residency at CERN as part of Accelerate Korea, in partnership with ARKO, the Korean Arts Council.
