Kim Joo-Young est un représentant de premier plan et populaire de la fiction "documentaire", situant ses récits dans des périodes historiques méticuleusement recherchées. Son écriture se caractérise par un engagement profond envers le détail historique et la condition humaine dans le cadre de changements sociétaux plus larges. Kim Joo-Young tisse magistralement faits et fiction pour créer des représentations vivantes et captivantes du passé. Son style distinctif offre aux lecteurs des aperçus profonds sur des moments historiques cruciaux.
Mi-Young Kim ist Koreanerin und lebt in Frankreich. Der Katalog entstand anläßlich ihrer deutschen Erstausstellung im Oktober / November 2005 in Nienburg. In der Reihe Die Puschen arbeitet Mi-Young Kim mit farbigen Tinten und Chinatusche. Sie zeigt ein klassisch künstlerisches Projekt eindeutig weiblichen Ursprungs. Die Gemälde wurden professionell reproduziert. Satz und Layout wurden von Mark Rozov besorgt. Der Katalog wurde in Hannover gedruckt.
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