South Korean artist Park Woongkyu's work on show,
Single-Mindedness Series. [Photo provided to China Daily]
An exhibition called Soul Meditation from the East has brought together nine artists from China and South Korea to engage in cross-cultural communication on the similarities and differences in their approaches to dealing with social issues.
The exhibition, being held through Oct 14 at the Sky Line Museum in Hangzhou,Zhejiang province, showcases paintings, installations, videos and mixed-media works.
And it traces the connection between the two cultures through Eastern philosophy, besides comparing distinctive attitudes toward social progress to help viewers understand the spirit of Eastern culture.
Chinese artist Zhu Xi's work on show,
The Game of Rules. [Photo provided to China Daily]
South Korean artist Cho Sungtai's work on show,
Be Shaped No.5. [Photo provided to China Daily]
South Korean artist Kim Kyungran's work on show,
Order out of Chaos. [Photo provided to China Daily]
South Korean artist Lee Changhoon's work on show,
Magpie and Tiger. [Photo provided to China Daily]
Chinese artist Gu Benchi's work on show,
On the Other Side of Light. [Photo provided to China Daily]
Chinese artist Zhao Na's work on show,
Hidden Mystery. [Photo provided to China Daily]
South Korean artist Lim Dain's work on show,
Home#2 in Beijing. [Photo provided to China Daily]
