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작성일 : 17-10-23 16:56
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Double Moon / 24 Aug. -12 Sept. 2017, Blackcat Gallery (Melbourne)
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글쓴이 :
관리자
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The notion of “double moon” conjures up not just an image of ‘two moons’ – but rather alludes to the duplicate interpretation of a single entity – the obverse and reverse of the same phenomenon: When we struggle in the darkness – who are we struggling against? Is it an opponent or a partner? A friend or a fiend? And should we thus divide and distinguish our allegiances – setting artificial distinctions of partisanship … who is on ‘our side’? This is a construct of the biased mind – seeing things in terms of “them and us”. And so, in this series those things are seen by the light of the silvery moon, and are also seen by the light of its twin, slightly blood-red moon.
The theme of Shin Jaedon’s work “Double Moon” is an exploration of the psychological state of individuals who form part of the background in situations of conflict – he observes the confrontation and turmoil without commenting on the politics of the events themselves.
Robin Marchment (Writer/Australia)
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