Domenica, 2000

Byung Joo Suh

porcelain

21.5" H x 15" W x 8" D

This surrealist sculpture by Byung Joo Suh relays a narrative that blurs the lines between history, fantasy, and reality. The piece shows a large white horse atop matte-black pedestals. A silver ladder hangs from a cavity in the horse's torso, bringing to mind the Trojan Horse. While the head of the horse is rendered in a realistic style, the barrel-shaped body lacks detail, its stylized form creating a mysterious juxtaposition with the realism of the head. This unique tabletop sculpture would be a thought-provoking addition to your collection!

Artist Biography:

Suh was born in Seoul, Korea and earned his BFA and MFA in ceramics from Seoul National University. He was a Shapiro Fellow Resident Artist here at The Clay Studio in 2000. He lives and works in Canada and his work has been exhibited all over the world.

Donated by the Grainer Family.

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