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Art, Love, Beyond

Art, Love, Beyond is an exhibition by Korean artists Kim Byung Kyu and Lee Cheol Kyu.

Kim Byung Kyu was born in South Korea in 1978, the professor of Sculpture Department at Sungshin Women’s University. Doctor of Fine Arts. “The modern city has become a complex space that exists as both a realm of production and consumption and a provider of fantasies. By incorporating images of individuals and the city, I aimed to express consumer culture and the desires of modern individuals. I depicted the constant flux of the urban environment and the fast-paced reality of urban life, while also portraying human figures in a vibrant manner, reflecting the flow of modern culture and emphasizing the symbiotic relationship between humans and urban culture.”

Lee Cheol Kyu was born in South Korea in 1973, and graduated from Chonnam National University, Korea. “My work is a storytelling of healing emotions for those who have been hurt, arising from the process of living intertwined with one another. In the swiftly flowing time, we carry various emotions and unintentionally inflict and receive wounds through our relationships. Sustaining relationships without effort is difficult, and often one person’s comfort comes at the expense of another’s discomfort. These emotions are interpreted and expressed in contrasting perspectives, creating conflicts and diverse feelings.”

Venue: Yang Gallery Singapore

When: 15 May - 25 Jun 2025,

By: Yang Gallery Pte Ltd

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