'Even if it's straw...' Jeon Do-yeon x Jung Woo-sung x Bae Seong-woo, which became an art work

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The brutes who want to catch straw is attracting attention as an inspirational movie.The movie The Beasts Who Want to Hold a Jeep (director Kim Yong-hoon), which opens on February 12, is a crime drama of ordinary humans planning the worst tang to take the last chance of their lives, the money bag.As well as meeting the top actors in Korea such as Jeon Do-yeon, Jung Woo-sung, and Bae Seong-woo, as well as a special movie gallery where The Animals Who Want to Hold the Jeep which captivated the audience with intense visuals and unique images every time the appearance was released a little before the release,This collaboration was designed to bring fresh and colorful pleasure to the audience in the exchange between the artists in various fields by re-creating the inspiration that was received after watching the movie one step further from watching the movie as a new art work.Jung Woo-sung of Taeyoung Station said, It is a valuable opportunity to meet the works of The Artists who have worked on the inspiration of the movie.The artists who participated in this exhibition are young Korean artists who are building a unique area in their respective fields. Graffiti The Artist Altime Joe, an internationally famous Graffiti crew Stick Up Kids, The Artist Killedrun, which shows delicate and realistic paintings, and Tape The Artist Cho Yoon-jin, The Artist camel, a graphic of Raju, participated.The artist Altime Joe said, I tried to express wittyly while working on the part where the central material, the money bag, is tied like a link with the characters. He said he focused on the intense psychological changes and relationships between the characters in front of the money bag.The artist Killedron expressed his feelings about the work, saying, I focused on stimulating the image and energy in the movie to be imagined in the picture. The artist Cho Yoon-jin said, The expectation point of the movie is destiny and reversal.pear hyo-ju
The brutes who want to catch straw is attracting attention as an inspirational movie.The movie The Beasts Who Want to Hold a Jeep (director Kim Yong-hoon), which opens on February 12, is a crime drama of ordinary humans planning the worst tang to take the last chance of their lives, the money bag.As well as meeting the top actors in Korea such as Jeon Do-yeon, Jung Woo-sung, and Bae Seong-woo, as well as a special movie gallery where The Animals Who Want to Hold the Jeep which captivated the audience with intense visuals and unique images every time the appearance was released a little before the release,This collaboration was designed to bring fresh and colorful pleasure to the audience in the exchange between the artists in various fields by re-creating the inspiration that was received after watching the movie one step further from watching the movie as a new art work.Jung Woo-sung of Taeyoung Station said, It is a valuable opportunity to meet the works of The Artists who have worked on the inspiration of the movie.The artists who participated in this exhibition are young Korean artists who are building a unique area in their respective fields. Graffiti The Artist Altime Joe, an internationally famous Graffiti crew Stick Up Kids, The Artist Killedrun, which shows delicate and realistic paintings, and Tape The Artist Cho Yoon-jin, The Artist camel, a graphic of Raju, participated.The artist Altime Joe said, I tried to express wittyly while working on the part where the central material, the money bag, is tied like a link with the characters. He said he focused on the intense psychological changes and relationships between the characters in front of the money bag.The artist Killedron expressed his feelings about the work, saying, I focused on stimulating the image and energy in the movie to be imagined in the picture. The artist Cho Yoon-jin said, The expectation point of the movie is destiny and reversal.pear hyo-ju

The 'brutes who want to catch straw' is attracting attention as an inspirational movie.

The movie "The Beasts Who Want to Hold a Jeep" (director Kim Yong-hoon), which opens on February 12, is a crime drama of ordinary humans planning the worst tang to take the last chance of their lives, the money bag.

As well as meeting the top actors in Korea such as Jeon Do-yeon, Jung Woo-sung, and Bae Seong-woo, as well as a special movie gallery where "The Animals Who Want to Hold the Jeep" which captivated the audience with intense visuals and unique Images every time the appearance was released a little before the release,

This collaboration was designed to bring fresh and colorful pleasure to the audience in the exchange between The Artists in various fields by re-creating the inspiration that was received after watching the movie one step further from watching the movie as a new art work. Jung Woo-sung of Taeyoung Station said, "It is a valuable opportunity to meet the works of The Artists who have worked on the inspiration of the movie."

The Artists who participated in this exhibition are young Korean artists who are building a unique area in their respective fields. Graffiti The Artist Altime Joe, an internationally famous Graffiti crew 'Stick Up Kids', The Artist Killedrun, which shows delicate and realistic paintings, and Tape The Artist Cho Yoon-jin, The Artist camel, a graphic of Raju, participated.

The Artist Altime Joe said, "I tried to express wittyly while working on the part where the central material, the money bag, is tied like a link with the characters." He said he focused on the intense psychological changes and relationships between the characters in front of the money bag.

The Artist Killedron expressed his feelings about the work, saying, "I focused on stimulating the Image and energy in the movie to be imagined in the picture." The Artist Cho Yoon-jin said, "The expectation point of the movie is 'destiny' and 'reversal'.

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