JD Malat Gallery, London, is delighted to present 'Time Alone', the debut London solo exhibition by South Korean artist Han Ji Min (b. 1978, Jeollabuk-do), opening this May in the heart of Mayfair. Featuring 15 poignant oil compositions, this exhibition marks a significant milestone in Han's career, introducing London audiences to her serene, introspective world. Employing her soft-edged depictions of figures in tranquil, peaceful environments, Han Ji Min explores the delicate contrasts between the external world and the inner emotional landscape. Through her signature use of near-achromatic hues of gentle greys, blues, pink, Han articulates the quiet tension of contemporary...
JD Malat Gallery, London, is delighted to present 'Time Alone', the debut London solo exhibition by South Korean artist Han Ji Min (b. 1978, Jeollabuk-do), opening this May in the heart of Mayfair. Featuring 15 poignant oil compositions, this exhibition marks a significant milestone in Han's career, introducing London audiences to her serene, introspective world.
Employing her soft-edged depictions of figures in tranquil, peaceful environments, Han Ji Min explores the delicate contrasts between the external world and the inner emotional landscape. Through her signature use of near-achromatic hues of gentle greys, blues, pink, Han articulates the quiet tension of contemporary existence. These hues convey both emotional restraint and subtleties of hope, immersing viewers in a constructed space that borders the states of melancholy and tranquillity.
'Time Alone' exemplifies Han’s belief that “backs don’t lie.” Her subjects are often captured from behind; unaware and unguarded they offer viewers an intimate glimpse into the emotional honesty and vulnerability of ordinary moments. Through calm observation, Han brings the rhythm of the mundane into focus.
