Park Jung Hyuk × Yeol Jeong Gallery — “Park’s Land 37” Limited-Edition Umbrella - Park Jung Hyuk

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Park Jung Hyuk × Yeol Jeong Gallery — “Park’s Land 37” Limited-Edition Umbrella

2025.02.07

Yeol Jeong Gallery


“Park’s Land 37, 2024” ©Yeol Jeong Gallery

[ART STORE]

Our Art Store collections are artworks in their own right—objects shaped by the artist’s hand, carrying their sensibility and unique creative voice. Produced in limited quantities, each item holds strong collectible value while offering a way to bring art meaningfully into everyday life. Discover a special edition available exclusively at Yeol Jeong Gallery.


Park’s Land 37, 2024, Oil on canvas, 162.2 x 130.3 cm ©Artist

[Artist & Artwork]

Yeoljeong Gallery unveils a limited-edition wooden-handle umbrella featuring the work of contemporary artist Park Jung Hyuk, known for visualizing the fractures, contradictions, and scattered fragments of modern society.

This edition incorporates Park’s 2024 painting Park’s Land 37, a reinterpretation of 「The Calydonian Boar Hunt」 from 『Metamorphoses』. The figures’ unfolding desires are expressed through bold color, dynamic composition, and striking visual energy, giving this item its distinctive character.

Don’t miss the chance to own a unique piece that blends artistic value with everyday practicality—available only through Yeol Jeong Gallery.
 


[Product Details]

Size: 65 8K
Material: Waterproof fabric (dewsfo) + wooden handle
Components: Wooden umbrella + umbrella sleeve
Production: Made in Korea

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Park Jung Hyuk × Yeol Jeong Gallery — “Park’s Land 37” Limited-Edition Umbrella

Our Art Store collections are artworks in their own right—objects shaped by the artist’s hand, carrying their sensibility and unique creative voice. Produced in limited quantities, each item holds strong collectible value while offering a way to bring art meaningfully into everyday life. Discover a special edition available exclusively at Yeol Jeong Gallery.

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