In Siwoo Park’s paintings, seepage takes precedence over sharpness. Where form meets space, edges loosen and color spreads quietly. A quiet sense of emptiness (kū, 空)—empty yet full—spreads gently across the canvas. So in front of Park’s work, we don’t rush to name meanings. We learn to pause first. Between Presence and Absence: Linger in … Continue reading Siwoo Park: When the Boundary of Emptiness Dissolves