'[...] the works are not mere reproduction of the scenes from the history. All the pieces are a bit distorted from the reality. [...] Some works are visually stimulating and unnecessarily beautiful while others requires complicated procedures to die,' states the artist.
Lee Yeowoon, curator of Total museum, suggests that, '[t]his exhibition is organized to look into the inner side of our lives through the process of finding our existences and experiences of the sublime. With an expression of an individual's desire rather than pain, we look for the aesthetic in the way of delivering anxiety and pain. As Kant refers, this is an extremely personal experience that is developed to the sublime by an emotionally negative experience. [...] The viewers will feel an artistic impression through beautifully designed torture tools and aesthetical torture methods.'
The book includes images of the exhibits, the exhibition view and the work process. Artist biography also included.
Onsite
English, 
Korean
installation,  photography,  video art,  sculpture,  solo exhibition
2011
51
Nil
1
artist monograph, 
catalogue
CHANG, Jia - Recommendation by Yang Jeong Mu (Art Critic) - YANG Jeongmu
I Confess - LEE Eunju, 이은주
Agonistic Aesthetic: CHANG, Jia - Jason WAITE
Artist Statement - CHANG Jia, 장지아
Review - LEE Yeowoon
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