Essential Beings

• Prize
  Gold in Fine Art/Still Life
• Photographer
  HANJONG YOON, Korea, Republic of
• Date of Photograph
  Sep 30 2017
• Website
  http://www.yoonhanjong.com

All visible beings have colors.We think that color is one of the essence of its beings.The color of beings seen under the sun is more so.Photography is a tool for representation.I photographed 1-4mm electronic components using the industrial representation tool.This is the work of looking into detail by 400-600 times enlarging the electronic components.
This is the work of representation a conceptual beings not so small and invisible as a real being.
I could confirm its essential color when it was represented as a real being even invisible beings.
It is a surprise.

• Biography
  Education 2018 MFA in Photography, Graduate School of Design Contents, Hongik University 1989 BE in Computer Science, Engineering College, Hongik University Solo Exhibitions 2018 Invisible Beings, Insa Art Center, Seoul NoW Advanced Exhibition Artist, Invisible Beings, Gallery NoW, Seoul Group Exhibitions 2018 Photo May, Hongik Museum of Modern Art, Seoul 2017 International Open Call of the 16th Donggang Int?l Photo Festival, Yeongwol 2016 Post Photo, Hongik Museum of Modern Art, Seoul PUBLICATION 2018 [Invisible Beings] by NOONBIT, Korea, ISBN 978-89-7409-477-5
• Awards
  2018 Bronze Prize, Moscow International Foto Award(MIFA), Moscow Silver Prize,?Bronze Prize,?Honorable Mention, Tokyo International Foto Award(TIFA), Tokyo Honorable Mention, The Prix de la Photographie Paris(Px3), Paris 2017 International Open Call Exhibition Artist, The 16th Donggang International Photo Festival, Yeongwol NoW Advanced Exhibition, The 8th Gallery NOW Artist Prize, Seoul 3xThe Silver Prizes, Moscow International Foto Awards(MIFA), Moscow 4xHonorable Mentions, International Photography Awards(IPA), New York Honorable Mention, The Prix de la Photographie Paris(Px3), Paris 2016 Open Call Winner, Photo And Science Art(PASA), Suwon 2015 Honorable Mention, Seoul-New York Photo Festival, Seoul