The Weaver of Myth and Memory Lee Yun-gi (1947–2010) occupied a rare space in the Korean cultural landscape, acting as a bridge between the profound depths of ancient mythology and the visceral realities of modern existence. Born in Gunwi-si, South Korea, his early life was shaped by the complex tensions of a nation navigating its postwar identity. While history often remembers him as a titan of literature—a prize-winning novelist and a prolific translator who brought the intricate labyrinths of Umberto Eco to Korean readers—his artistic soul sought expression through a more tactile medium.…
一份 Lee Yun-gi 作品集的图表，其映射维度并非日期，而是主题。辐条（Spokes）代表其绘画内容；环带（rings）代表创作时期；而星际间的丝线（threads）则揭示了在暗中将这些作品联系在一起的赞助人与地点。
图谱的每个分支都根据作品描绘的内容进行汇编：肖像、神圣场景、神话以及科学研究。点击任一分支，即可将该类别置于顶端。
距中心的距离代表了时间的流逝。最内圈为早期阶段；最外圈则为晚年时期。随着向外延伸，风格愈发成熟。
彩色线条将同一赞助人、委托或主题下的作品连接在一起。通过追踪特定脉络，您可以观察不同主题下相关的作品簇如何逐一亮起。
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