exhibition walk through video, link Gallery Press Release ,here residency video,here artist panel discussion, here Approaching the site of exhibiton as a volume to sculpt with line, form, and color, Ahn explores the subjective nature of memory through the encounter between material and space. Contemplating the expressive shape of narrative that occurs in dreams, myths, and history, she addresses the the scale of transformation that takes place as they materialize in the physical world. Through a suite of work including, metal drawings in space, soft paper sculptures, a dream log, and ink paintings, Ahn addresses the way change can behave imperceptibly and yet magnify the interiority of experience.
Exhibition View, Selebe Yoon Gallery, 2021Horizon (pasture), 12’ x 14’ x 2’, metal, paper, threadExhibition View, Selebe Yoon Gallery, 2021Horizon (nocturne), 6’ x 8’, metal, paper, threadForms in space (L’Couple), 5’ x 3’ x 2’, metalDrawings for Tomorrow (#14 & #15), 29” x 40”, heirloom ink intended for the Song family Jok-Bo, acrylic, Rives BFK Forms in space (Les Couronnes), 13” x 18” x 10” (variable), metalExhibition View, Selebe Yoon Gallery, 2021Good Dream, Bad Dream (82 variations), 4”x 6” each, ink, aquarelle paper, cellophane, plywoodForms in space (L’auvant), 5’ x 2’ x 2’, metalDetail - Forms in space (L’auvant), 5’ x 2’ x 2’, metalExhibition View, Selebe Yoon Gallery, 2021Drawings for Tomorrow #9, 29” x 40”, heirloom ink intended for the Song family Jok-Bo, acrylic, Rives BFK Drawings for Tomorrow #7, 29” x 40”, heirloom ink intended for the Song family Jok-Bo, acrylic, Rives BFK