in Frieze Seoul | 04 SEP 22

Reflection and Luminescence at Seoul Frieze ​​​​​​​

Light and mirrors from across the globe put a spin on perception of all kinds, from the geometric play of Rana Begum to Anish Kapoor’s optical illusions 

in Frieze Seoul | 04 SEP 22

Rana Begum 

No. 1107 Tiles, 2021 

Paint on mirror finish stainless steel rimex 

Jhaveri Contemporary (Booth F4)  


 

A geometric installation that combines the artist’s ongoing explorations of light, colour and form with her interest in architectural materials.  

Rana Begum
Rana Begum, No. 1107 Tiles, 2021. Paint on mirror finish stainless steel rimex. Courtesy of the artist and Jhaveri Contemporary 

Hurvin Anderson 

Beaded Curtain, 2008 

oil on canvas 

Thomas Dane (Booth A16) 

 


A luminous work in oils from British-Jamaican artist Hurvin Anderson, known for capturing glimpses of enigmatic, in-between spaces. 

Hurvin Anderson
Hurvin Anderson



Anish Kapoor 

Bridge Twist, 2016 

Stainless steel 

Lisson Gallery (Booth A29) 


 

A mirrored experiment with optics reminiscent of some of the iconic sculptor’s celebrated public installations. 

Anish Kapoor
Anish Kapoor



Apichatpong Weerasethakul 

A Conversation (On Metaphors), 2022 

Framed Gicleé print with hand drawn marker on glass 

Kurimanzutto (Booth B16) 


 

Hand-drawn designs on glass cast shadows on the giclée print below, in this evocative, layered piece by the Thai artist and filmmaker. 

Apichatpong Weerasethakul 
Apichatpong Weerasethakul



Linn Meyers 

Untitled, 2021 

Acrylic ink and spray paint on panel 

Jason Haam (Booth B17) 

 


The pulsing, flowing patterns of dot and line that characterize Meyer’s work seem to sparkle and glow in this striking piece.  

Linn Meyers
Linn Meyers

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