Kyoung-Jae Cho

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Kyoung-Jae Cho

E-mail : kyoungjaecho@yahoo.de


Education
2014 M.F.A, State Academy of Fine Arts, Münster
2006 B.F.A, Sang Myeng University, Seoul


Exhibitions
2019  
„Blue cheese”, SchierkeSeinecke Gallery, Frankfurt, Germany(S)

2018  
The Reveal of Tooth Pulp“, Amado Art Space, Seoul(S)
SHOW ROOM“, SeMA NANJI Studio, Korea
„Could Be Me Could Be You, Sophisticated Map“, Sema NANJI Studio, Korea
Un espace transformé“, Geothe-Institut paris, Paris
Suspicion of Mrs. Masako: Row“, Artspace Ui sik ju, Korea

2017  
Broken edge“,Projektspace SALUBIA, Seoul, Korea (S)
„Babel II“, Projektspace BABEL, Berlin (S)
„Megabock“, Uferhalle, Berlin 
„Expanding Photography“, Städtischen Galerie Lüdenscheid, Germany
„Expanding Photography“, PM Gallery/ Meštrović Pavilion. Croatian

2016  
„Transformer“, Rundgaenger Galerie, Frankfurt
„Hidden Traces“, Photo Weekend, Düsseldorf
„Ein Schwarze Kuh“, Green Hill Galerie, Berlin (S)
„Leiter SADARI“, Kunst- und Kulturverein Drensteinfurt, Germany (S)
„5.5“, Youngeun Museum, Korea, Gwangju (S)
„Kaunas mene “, Contemporary Art Festival, Kaunas Gallery, Kaunas
„Kunst am Spreeknie“, Berlin

2015   
Belt award, Gallery EM, Seaul (S)
DIE GROSSE Ausstellung NRW Düsseldorf 2015, Museum Kunstpalast
Unseen Photo Fair, Gana Art Galerie, Amsterdam
Expanding Photography, Am Hawerkamp, Münster
Malerei 15, Galerie Münsterland, Emsdetten
Kunst am Spreeknie, Berlin

2014  
Werkstatt Plettenberg, Plettenberg
Die Platze, Kunstakademie Münster (S) 
Open Atelier, Cite des Arts, Paris
Neo Code, Osan Museum, South Korea

2013  
Sommerakademie Salzburg, Saline Hallein, Salzburg
Aus freiem Sinn, WGZ Bank, Dusseldorf
Foto-Special, Die Medienkunstmesse der C.A.R. 2013, Essen

2012  
Fete des Wiener, HilgerBROTKunsthalle, Vienna
DIE GROSSE Ausstellung NRW Düsseldorf 2012, Museum Kunstpalast
Kunst in der Region 12, DA, Kunsthaus Koster Gravenhorst
Punkt ohne Wiederkehr, Kunstverein Wesselling
Förderpreis, Kunstverein Münster
Hier und Jetzt, Stadt. Gustav-Lubcke-Museum, Hamm

2011  
DIE GROSSE Ausstellung NRW Düsseldorf 2011, Museum Kunstpalast
High-heeled shoes can damage slides, Kunstverein Gelsenkirchen
unterwegs-zuhause, Kaunas, Lietuvos Respublika
Kunst in der Region 11, DA, Kunsthaus Koster Gravenhorst

2010  
Goldenes Dorf, Emscher Kunst 2010, am Stadthafen von Recklinghausen

2009  
Do one thing at a time, Kunstverein Ulm
Epson art photo award, Art cologne
Abend im Quartier Quartier 7, Münster (S)
(S) solo exhibition



Awards
2018 Amado Foto preis, Korea
2017 Projektspace Salubia a selected artist, Korea
2015 Belt award, Korea
2013 Artgrant Kunstpreis, artist-in-resiedence, Brüssel
2013 Stipendium Sommerakademie Salzburg
2012 Kunstpreis Wesselling, Germany
2012 DAAD price, Münster, Germany
2009 Epson art photo award
2009 Beste Einzelarbeit, Deutschland


He designs the actual space within the view created through the camera lens to resemble an abstract painting and records the process through taking pictures. Having concentrated on the condition, coloring and texture of manufacturing materials that we commonly have access to, such as lumber, iron plates, plastics and styrofoam, he manipulates these materials within the actual space, as it would be done with the touch of a brush or coloring, and designs a different space utilizing the materials in a fashion unrelated to their original function or use. After checking the display within the viewfinder, the actual image is then manipulated once to make corrections. This process is then repeated until the product is complete.

Born in 1979, following his graduation from Suwon Universitys Design Studies and Sangmyung Universitys Photography Department, He completed the Meisterschuler course at the Academy of Fine Arts Munster. Recently, after being selected as a featured artist in 2016 of Project Space Sarubia, he held a personal exhibition in 2017 called <Broken Edges>. Also, he participated in Project Space Babels <Babel II> project in 2017 in Berlin, Germany, during the second part and conducted another personal exhibition simply using that of light and sound. Currently, he is working on expanding the scope of photography which is his major work.
Rather than the expandability of each project, his perspective is grounded in the process of making that expandability become visible at the actual exhibition locations. The pictures play the role of serving as a crucial medium to express that expandability. The personal exhibition scheduled to open at the Amado Art Space/Lab in November 2018, is an extension of that very process.