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Exhibition of ¡°The Story of a Well, Drawing with Photos¡±, Photographer Kook-soon Choi
Exhibited at Y Art Gallery in Chungmuro, Seoul from January 18 to 24
-Poet Kim Deul-ful
Photographer Kook-soon Choi's first solo exhibition, ¡°Story of the Well, Draw with Photos,¡± which captures the years of 25 years in photographs, will be exhibited at the Y Art Gallery in Chungmuro, Seoul from January 18 to 24.
The well disappears. The well was a meeting place and a place for communication with women in any town or village. The scenes of sitting around a well, tapping a clothespin and releasing stress, adding remorse to the bragging of the children who have been coping, and sharing the joy with them are no longer seen. Sometimes sad, sometimes the story of the space where catharsis was completed is unfolded in the hands of the artist Choi Kook-soon.
Regarding the theme of this exhibition, Choi said,'The well is the most sacred place in the neighborhood. It is a communication space of the past, a space of myths and narratives, and a place that contains the principles of folk beliefs, rituals, emotional spaces, and Eastern thoughts. It was a well.'
It was a place where the history of a village with good water and stories resided, and from ancient times, a well was considered very spiritual as the place where the dragon king lived in the village belief. For this reason, people practiced the Dragon King Festival every year to pray for a good harvest of farming and peace in the village to the dragon, a well keeper that symbolizes water.
In addition, when the water in the village deteriorated or the water dries frequently, the well water of another village was secretly extracted and poured into the well in my village at dawn on a large full moon.
In the Yeong-Honam region, it was considered that if you gave chiseong from a well, the dragon king would dominate the boy.
In addition, in Gochang, North Jeolla Province, after cleaning, they caught three or four crucian crucians with the size of an adult palm in a well. This crucian carp was called ¡°Samgakshi¡±. It was considered a gift from the well god, who was grateful for cleaning because no one had put it in.
The well served as a resting place for the villagers and a source for the news of the world. Rumors spread here, and the upper classes were extremely reluctant to let her daughter-in-law go to the well. It was also a well where young people used it as a place to secretly meet people in their hearts.
Choi has given various meanings to his works through numerous group exhibitions. This work also contains thoughts, emotions, communication, rituals, folk beliefs, myths, and life from the wells seen in Eastern philosophy. It may not be necessary to give meaning to the moment when you see a picture containing the spark of emotion and the light of thought.