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David Heo, by The Jaunt on Dec 16, 2020 15:45:09 GMT 1,
The Jaunt is releasing their hand-finished print by David Heo today.
Inspired by his stay at the Jaunt Summer Camp earlier this summer, David Heo created a limited edition silkscreen print, featuring unique drawings on each print. Printed in an edition of 50, and available for โฌ150. Direct link to order: www.thejaunt.net/printarchive/067-summercamp-davidheo
About David Heo: Having recently been named as part of Chicagoโs next generation of Image Makers, David Heo is a young upcoming artist hailing from the city of Chicago. In his works, David utilises the symbology inherent to historical paintings and illustrations of mythology and folklore. Utilising history to create an exciting mix of grand mythical meta narratives to serene frames of domestic daily life. Depictions of horses, dogs and tigers are typologies of the people he encounters and interacts with in the night life.
About his experience at the Summer Camp: โTo be honest, I didnโt have any expectations before going on the Summer Camp. I was just super looking forward to being able to get away from the city, especially, during this whole pandemic and everything lately. On my drive up to Camp Wandawega I was surprised to find a million and a half antique stores, which provided some good road trip entertainment. Aside from that, the most impressionable thing was how different my mindset shifted when I saw how green, quiet and serene Camp Wandawega was. Iโm not a huge nature fan but going canoeing first thing every morning after I woke up was seriously a treat. I think the rustic structures within all the campsites and the huge lake which I was able to enjoy were two things that My time there definitely gave me a whole new set of inspiration that Iโm normally pulling from.
โจTruthfully, I thought a lot about my partner throughout the whole trip. Because she would've loved the experience and been so ecstatic about everything that Camp Wandawega has to offer. I remember I Facetimed her when I first went canoeing and showed her my surroundings because it was that stunning. After that instance, a whole narrative of โrelationshipsโ and โto think of someoneโ came to my mind. That was the jumping point towards my print. I wanted to depict and gently invoke the questions of โwho do you think about? โand โare things good with them?โ
The Jaunt is releasing their hand-finished print by David Heo today. Inspired by his stay at the Jaunt Summer Camp earlier this summer, David Heo created a limited edition silkscreen print, featuring unique drawings on each print. Printed in an edition of 50, and available for โฌ150. Direct link to order: www.thejaunt.net/printarchive/067-summercamp-davidheoAbout David Heo:Having recently been named as part of Chicagoโs next generation of Image Makers, David Heo is a young upcoming artist hailing from the city of Chicago. In his works, David utilises the symbology inherent to historical paintings and illustrations of mythology and folklore. Utilising history to create an exciting mix of grand mythical meta narratives to serene frames of domestic daily life. Depictions of horses, dogs and tigers are typologies of the people he encounters and interacts with in the night life. About his experience at the Summer Camp:โTo be honest, I didnโt have any expectations before going on the Summer Camp. I was just super looking forward to being able to get away from the city, especially, during this whole pandemic and everything lately. On my drive up to Camp Wandawega I was surprised to find a million and a half antique stores, which provided some good road trip entertainment. Aside from that, the most impressionable thing was how different my mindset shifted when I saw how green, quiet and serene Camp Wandawega was. Iโm not a huge nature fan but going canoeing first thing every morning after I woke up was seriously a treat. I think the rustic structures within all the campsites and the huge lake which I was able to enjoy were two things that My time there definitely gave me a whole new set of inspiration that Iโm normally pulling from. โจTruthfully, I thought a lot about my partner throughout the whole trip. Because she would've loved the experience and been so ecstatic about everything that Camp Wandawega has to offer. I remember I Facetimed her when I first went canoeing and showed her my surroundings because it was that stunning. After that instance, a whole narrative of โrelationshipsโ and โto think of someoneโ came to my mind. That was the jumping point towards my print. I wanted to depict and gently invoke the questions of โwho do you think about? โand โare things good with them?โ
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