The jury for the exhibition "Contemporary Landscapes 2020" chose Mascha Mioni's work "Over the Top".
Experimenting with combining photography and painting to create a unique work Mascha Mioni painted with oil on four aerial photographs of the Swiss Alps and defamiliarized them. Aerial photographs by sport pilot Carlos Rieder, Lucerne,mounted on plexiglass, 4 x 50cm x 40cm, 2019.
 
The exhibition at the modern Czong Institute for Contemporary Art (CICA), Seoul, South-Korea, lasts from Dec. 9 to Dec. 27, 2020 and shows creations of the following artists from all over the world:
 
Alissa Alfonso, Izumi Ashizawa, Wesley Bell-Miller, Elana Bush, Joan Cane, Kat Cade, Kyle A. Chaput, Tsai Chih-Fen, Minkyun Cho 조민균, CHUNG 정혜연, Thomas C. Chung, Molly Valentine Dierks, Lavinia German, Sebastian Gil, Tyler Nicole Glenn, Bronwen Hazlett, Philip Hopper, Xinyi Hu, Jill Poczkai Ibsen, David B. Jang, Yunji Jang 장윤지, 강은홍, Youngha Kim 김영하, Joowon Lee 이주원, Jungui Lee 이정의, Lonna 조윤진, Alejandro Loureiro Lorenzo, Mascha Mioni, mirjamsvideos, Henri Preiss, Guava Rhee 이구아바, Allison Roberts, Sander Steins, Carolyn Stockbridge, Alisi Telengut, Vassilis Vassiliades, Emily Weber, Liyu Xue, Hao Zhang
 
More about  the artists and their exhibits:

!!!!! The opening has to be postponed for an indefinite period because of the Corona Virus !!!!!

INVITATION TO THE VERNISSAGE MASCHA MIONI - HELP HEAL LOVE

March 14, 2020, 11.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. apéro and opening of the exhibition Mascha Mioni at Ortho Cham Zug, Rigistrasse 1, Cham, Switzerland.

The exhibition's theme is "Help Heal Love", it addresses the common goals of artists and doctors, who both want to do lasting good to human beings.

Picture: Triptychon, Help Heal Love, oil on canvas, 150x50 cm, 2019

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Lawrence McLaughlin lives and works in Phoenix, Arizona and Sancerre, France.
His sculptures and paintings are present in museums and galleries worldwide.

Photo: Lawrence McLaughlin, White Horse, 2018, 81 x 23 x 100 cm, concrete, iron, goldfoil