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Oh, ugly midnight jasmine (poetry written by the artist for the work)

Oh, ugly midnight jasmine
Will my heart be bright just because I paint a bright colorful picture?
Don't fill the hole made by love. 
Over the sea that swallowed the sun, 
Put it in a red ball and let it float

Not a cotton cloud, but a heavy fog,
It seeped in through the cracks in the door that could not be closed yet,
A ghost bride pretending to be a gentleman.
No matter how many times I open my eyes that I thought were closed.
I can only find,
Brushes, paints, paper and pencils.

Ah, fog and pits. 
As pretty and clear as possible,
Old but only know how to hide,
The child.  
Come out now, so I can hug you. 
I'll listen, hello, hello, hello.
I hear the sound of a turtledove
tomorrow too.


[Lee Hyo-sun] 

Blue is the tried and true tune of the melancholic masses. This much everyone knows to be true. But must it be the only truth? After all, is there any greater sign of optimism than a cloudless summer sky, resplendent in its vastness and brimming with hope? For Korean artist Lee Hyosun, blue is the shadow that lines her soul, and by making eye contact with her blue hazy-eyed figures, we too can step inside her universe and bathe in its serene afterglow. Indeed, for the characters in Lee Hyosuns work, eye contact and body language seem to be the only way to communicate- for they dont have mouths. And this is intentional! Language can be tricky, but eyes never lie, and actions always speak louder than words. In viewing her work, Lee Hyosun pushes viewers toward self-reflection, and urges us to remember that we cry for two reasons: When we are happy, and when we are sad, and at that time we use the same blue color.




https://www.instagram.com/na_hyosun_ida/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gYpi2uHUmr4