Reversed Boundary

The Reversed Boundary series begins with artist Minseok Kang flipping the canvas. This act of overturning the boundary between front and back—between what is visible and what is concealed—emerges from his fundamental inquiry into redefining the relationship between external reality and the inner self. Through this process, Minseok Kang deconstructs the physical structure of painting, revealing layers of emotion and consciousness that had accumulated beneath the surface. Distorted lines, ruptured colors, and lingering traces symbolize the vibration of an unstable self, visualizing the inner movement of a person striving to confront themselves within the ever-shifting conditions of contemporary society. Rejecting stable order and perfect balance, the work constructs a new visual structure built from fragmented memories and emotions. Reversed Boundary is not merely a painterly experiment, but a philosophical record—Minseok Kang's exploration of existential boundaries and his deep inward journey toward the self.