K Blick
K Blick is a South Korean artist based in between London and Europe She
completed her initial degree in Tokyo, followed by her MA in fine art at Central
Saint Martins in London. Her work has been exhibited internationally at the
Florence Biennale in Florence, Italy, Tate Modern and Saatchi Gallery in London,
UK. After completing various artist residencies from a historic tile factory in Sintra,
Portugal to Casa Dell’Arts in Bodrum, Turkey. Blick’s work is in several prestigious
such as the Bulgari Private Collection and Caffè Mauro Private Collection in Italy,
and the Shahmoon Private Collection in the UK, Newm Art Private Collection,
France, USA,, Isabella Del Frate Rayburn Private Collection in Switzerland.

 

Since 2019, K Blick has explored different forms of visual distortion, discontinuity,

and dynamic movements. Largely influenced by Greek and Roman mythology, as

well as folklore from around of the world. Blick seeks to unpack the traditional

hierarchies between humans and animals in nature as depicted in history

paintings. Human figures, flora and fauna meld together through Blick’s swathes

of colour and swirling brush strokes to unveil her blissful vision and hopes for

equilibrium between humanity and nature. Drawing elements from the disorderly

nature of Baroque art, and 17th century Portuguese tiling, Blick not only creates a

new visual language of anthropomorphic abstraction, but also contributes to our

contemporary conversation on the connection between humanity and the natural

world.