Solaris Ocean/detailsMin Kim And Moon ChoiNone

  • Painting mediumInstallation Art
  • Medium typeInstallation
  • Art movementContemporary Installation Art
  • MuseumNam June Paik Art Center
Mioon is an artist duo composed of Kim Min Sun and Choi Moon Sun. Specialized in video and media installation, the two artists have been working together before working as a collective became a popular mode of working in the Korean art scene. Mioon produced a number of works with an interest in the audience, the crowd, and the group. Since 2008, Mioon has been creating works with a slightly different point of focus : individuals in the crowd, along with relations and situations that surround them. A new work for the current exhibition, Solaris* Ocean focuses on the chronicle of Mioon in the art scene for the last fourteen years. The work captures the continuous expansion and extinction that exist in the art scene as momentary states, visualizing them as an organic network. Based on items in publicly available databases online, Mioon and the environment around its work (i.e. various formations of human resource and different institutions) are represented in diverse colors and materials. * Solaris: A science fiction film by Andrei Tarkovsky. In the film, Solaris appears as a planet covered by a gelatinous ocean as if it is an enormous brain. The scientists from the Earth one attempting to find out about the sentient ocean of the planet Solaris.

Min Kim And Moon Choi (1972 –)

mioon (min kim & moon choi) is a South Korean artist duo known for their mixed media interfaces exploring the intersection of humans, technology, and digital culture. Their work has been exhibited internationally at institutions like Kunstmuseum Bonn

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About this artwork

  • Title: Solaris Ocean/details
  • Artist: Min Kim And Moon Choi
  • Format: Landscape
  • Copyright status: Under copyright
  • Where to see it: Nam June Paik Art Center
  • Movement: Contemporary Installation Art
  • Creative period: Mature Period
  • Corpus context: nam june paik art center, technological change
  • Color palette: Earthy
  • Main color: Putty

Quick Facts

  • Title: Solaris Ocean/details
  • Artist: min kim & moon choi
  • Influences: Nam June Paik Art Center
  • Medium: stainless steel, LED lamp
  • Artistic Style: Contemporary art installation
  • Year: 2015
  • Notable Elements Or Techniques: Organic network visualization

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