Ouchul Hwang : Buen Camino
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| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Industry | Arts |
| Occupation | artist/painter/film maker/poet |
| Location | Yeosu, Korea / Shanghai, China / Lyon, France, jolla south, South Korea |
| Introduction | Ouchul Hwang is an artist whose work explores the relationship between walking, observation, and visual expression. His practice is rooted in the idea that movement shapes perception, and that drawing can emerge directly from lived experience rather than pre-planned intention. His work is closely connected to the Camino de Santiago, where he creates drawings and paintings during the act of walking. These works are often made quickly, using minimal tools, yet they aim to capture a deeper sense of presence and attention. Hwang’s approach emphasizes continuity over completion. He builds a sequence of works that reflect the ongoing experience of movement. His materials are intentionally simple, allowing for daily practice without interruption. He is the creator of *Buen Camino*, a watercolor art book that documents his journey through walking, seeing, and drawing. His work invites a slower way of looking, where ordinary moments become visible through sustained attention. He has taught and collaborated with institutions including Seoul National University in South Korea, Nanyang Technological University in Singapore, and Shanghai Jiao Tong University in China. |
| Interests | art and travel |
| Favorite movies | Rashomon |
| Favorite music | jazz |
| Favorite books | alchemist |