The Baekjaho represents kaleidoscopic figures drawn with indeterminate circles on white porcelain, in a new formal language of simplified lines. I extracted the contour lines from pottery and created patterns for wallpaper. As I used only the lines of the white porcelain, I named them ‘Baekjaho.’ However, when I saw Giorgio Morandi’s still-life paintings, I was attracted to his use of volume, so I worked on this dimension of the white porcelain. Pastel-toned white porcelain and moon jars were painted, the layer was repeated as if the silent blue-and-white porcelain was blurring out, or the flower-and-bird picture and surrounding space overlapped.
* White Porcelain - Morandi
