Bradwolff & Partners presents Shifting Realities, a solo exhibition by Jaehun Park which will also be running during the Amsterdam Art Week 2025. The exhibition will be opened on Friday 16 May.
In his work, the physical and digital realms, reality and simulation, seamlessly blend together. Park explores the impact of technology on our perception, creating a world where organic and virtual elements converge effortlessly.
The exhibition features new works, including Stone and Flower, a 3D simulation video that uses light and nature to explore the origins of life. Additionally, new 3D-printed sculptures are presented, where digital precision and organic forms are brought together.
Park’s work enters into a dialogue with the monumental paintings of two prominent Chinese avant-garde artists, Zhang Wei and Huang Rui. Zhang Wei, a pioneer of abstraction, captures emotion and movement through powerful brushstrokes. Huang Rui, co-founder of the Stars Group, examines the tension between colour and meaning. Both artists delve into the relationship between freedom and control, with their work creating a dynamic conversation with Park’s digital and physical approaches.
Shifting Realities explores how technology, light, and tradition transform our perception of the world.
About the Artists
Jaehun Park (1986, KR) lives and works between Amsterdam and Seoul. He studied painting at Seoul National University and earned a Master’s in Artistic Research from the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague. His work is part of prestigious collections, including AkzoNobel, the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Hyundai Motors, the Korean Institute for Advanced Study, the Ulsan Art Museum, and the Stahlberg Collection.
Huang Rui (1952, China) is an influential figure in Chinese contemporary art and co-founder of the Stars Group. His work, ranging from painting to installations, explores the tension between art and politics. Huang Rui has exhibited worldwide, with his works held in renowned collections, including the Centre Pompidou in Paris.
Zhang Wei (1952, China – 2025) was a key figure in China’s abstract avant-garde movement. In the 1970s, he was a member of the Wuming Group, resisting state-imposed art. Inspired by Abstract Expressionism, Zhang developed a unique abstract language that fused spontaneity with traditional Chinese calligraphy. His work has been exhibited internationally, with major shows in New York and Vienna.
This exhibition runs from May 16.
