Description
Pillow head Dreams in Old Korea.
Around the dreamer, the room becomes a vessel of quiet memory. Paper-paneled doors filter a pale, diffused light; calligraphy scrolls hang like whispered prayers on the walls; a single ceramic moon jar sits near the pallet, its milky form capturing the gentleness of the moment. Each element is rendered with carefully measured strokes—minimal, harmonious, and deeply intentional.The dream itself begins to spill outward. Wisps of folklore swirl above the child like drifting ink—tigers from old tales emerging with soft, smoky edges; cranes lifting into the air with wings stretched across the night; mountains shaped like ancient guardians rising in faded blues. The dreamworld hovers in the space between realism and spirit, blurred at the edges, as though painted on the thinnest rice paper.
Original painting
Oil on Canvas
30" x 40"
Framed
By:Han Mook KIm
Additional Information
Orientation : |
Square |
Artists: |
Han Mook Kim |
Type: |
Oil Painting |
Rights: |
Original |
