Mug - Tiger and Magpie
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Object description & interpretation - tiger and magpie - cup
Printed on a mug, this painting “Tiger and Magpie” by Korean artist Misun Kim is an extremely rare classic Asian work of art today. The painting may have been created in 2014, but the style and subject matter make it merge with a bygone era of art. We first see the tiger, which is given a lot of space in the artwork due to its imposing size. The color of the fur and the camouflage stripes make it blend into the background. Only the bright yellow-red eyes and the tongue stand out and give us an idea of the animal's roar. Behind the tiger there is a tree snaking up on which two magpies are sitting and looking down at the tiger. Finally we see an intense red sun in the sky, slightly obscured by clouds. We can still see an almost invisible thin blue-green line running through the image. We imagine that it is the shore of a lake in Korea, at a time when our civilization was, if at all, in its infancy and there was no human influence, because today we can imagine such a motif can no longer be found in the real world.
Tiger and Magpie at the exhibition
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- Original title: Tiger und Elster (Magpie and Tiger)
- Artist: Misun Kim (김미선, South Korea)
- Date: 2014
- Format: painted on the traditional Korean paper
- Size: 53 x 34cm
- Genre: Korean folk painting (Minhwa, 민화)
