Lee Gihun Magazine
ESP Paris school project
Fictional project completed as part of a school assignment.
This magazine explores the world of Korean artist Lee Gihun, where matter, silence and gesture meet.
It highlights his contemplative approach as well as an imagined collaboration with Patagonia, blending painting and textiles.
A slow, sensory, and engaging visual experience.
What does this magazine contain?
This magazine offers a complete and sensitive study of the work of the Korean artist Lee Gihun. It explores his artistic journey, his spiritual influences, and his deep relationship with materiality.
Special attention is given to his pictorial approach, where slow gesture, layered surfaces, and the presence of silence become essential.
The magazine also examines his mineral palette and non-narrative compositions, inviting the viewer into a contemplative experience.
A dedicated section focuses on the Masquerade Mini series, which explores the mask as an emotional surface between the self and the world.
Finally, the project imagines a fictional collaboration with Patagonia, in which the textures and rhythms of his paintings are transposed onto textile pieces—creating garments conceived as fragments of artwork to be worn.
