Taeho Kim

Kim Tae-ho, who is considered a representative of post-monochrome painting, is known in the art world for his very own formal language with the series, which is characterised by vertical and horizontal grid patterns. By applying layers of acrylic paint to the canvas and then cutting them out with a specially made carving knife, he creates a sense of depth and space on the flat canvas. At first glance, it may seem like a monochrome paint, but the different colours emerging from the cutting side of the knife create a delicate and rhythmic sense of rhythm that is different from Korean monochrome painting. Kim Tae-ho, who received his bachelor's and master's degrees in painting from Hongik University, has been active in the national and international art scene. His works are collected by the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in England, the Museum of Modern Art in Busan, the Museum of Art of Yonsei University, the Total Art Museum, the Walkerhill Museum of Art, the Hoam Museum of Art, the Museum of Art of Hongik University and the Museum San.