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Artist(Credit Line)/ Nam June Paik
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- Small notebook
- Zen for Head
- On January scroll
- Danger Music for Dick Higgins
- The Aachen poster
- Random Access - Mittelalterl. Notenschrift
- Bian Lu Scroll
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Dimensions / 27×23.8
Medium / Ink, paper
Nam June Paik wrote a Chinese word 家人, meaning a family or a wife. This may refer to his wife and colleague Shigeko Kubota, or the 37th one of the 64 hexagrams from Book of Changes beginning with 家人 利女貞. The phrase means that a woman plays an important role in starting a family, making it thrive, and bringing up a great man from it. Unlike the cursive writing in other works of Paik’s, this drawing can be characterized by bold and powerful strokes.
Medium / Ink, paper
Nam June Paik wrote a Chinese word 家人, meaning a family or a wife. This may refer to his wife and colleague Shigeko Kubota, or the 37th one of the 64 hexagrams from Book of Changes beginning with 家人 利女貞. The phrase means that a woman plays an important role in starting a family, making it thrive, and bringing up a great man from it. Unlike the cursive writing in other works of Paik’s, this drawing can be characterized by bold and powerful strokes.