Art Critic Louis Choi Chul-joo Criticism [62] Modern Art Critic Louis Choi Chul-joo's Criticism of Contemporary Art & Design Criticism of Contemporary Art = Contemporary Art Today Choi Chul-joo's Art Criticism, Contemporary Abstract Art Painter Criticism

Art Critic Louis Choi Chul-joo Criticism [62] Modern Art Critic Louis Choi Chul-joo's Criticism of Contemporary Art & Design Criticism of Contemporary Art = Contemporary Art Today Choi Chul-joo's Art Criticism, Contemporary Abstract Art Painter Criticism & Abstract contemporary art that designed modern art abstract painting: Contemporary artist Louis Choi Chul-joo's realistic abstract work criticism of antinomical contemporary art as a conceptual art of treachery based on the concept of desire of others and Contemporary Art Critic Louis Choi Chul-joo's Contemporary Art work criticism: the literary probability of successfully conveying desire: Because the image is virtual, it recognizes the linguistic meaning of the concept of desire, which is different from the real image, the same as the real image.

At this time, the virtual image is a virtual image that reproduces abstraction as a pictorial image, and another reality separated from reality is abstracted through the introduction of a new concept of desire formula that deviates from reality. 

Therefore, it is difficult for an object to construct probability as a realistic structure as a medium of desire. However, the notion that abstractly deficient desires apply event and performance images to desire formulas as real images has the potential to be subject to probability abstraction

 

Louis Choi Chul-joo, morning glory 2025-4-the literary probability of successfully conveying desire, 113X165cm, acrylic and composite materials on cloth, 2025

 

Choi Chul-joo's concept of desire, or modern art, appears, and a painting that conflicts with the concept of linguistic meaning emphasized by metaphysical and philosophical light creates a dramatic event image with artificial lighting.

                                                                                

the literary probability of successfully conveying desire     

The linguistic meaning of the concept of desire forms spatial relationships that mediate visual grammar. 

It is a cultural observation that participates in the desires of others and builds a real image as a perspective structure based on the place of desire. This is a literary probability that can successfully mediate the cultural desire to participate in the desires of others and build a real image as a perspective structure based on the place of desire.

As an object arranged in the place of desire in the image, the concept of subjective desire in the event image is created as a difference from reality.

Here, abstraction is composed by giving a real image consisting of the continuity of the shaded form of abstract and reversible light presented as a lack of desire, and a reversible light and shaded form.

Abstraction is a vector that targets the subject of desire, and it deviates from the essence of Freud's afterlife so that the concept of desire cannot be transferred to a real image by dividing the existence of desire that is alienated from the symbolic world into a real image. Choi Chul-joo's concept of desire is a reversible shadow of light, and retroactively creates a real image as a result.

This is to face Lacan's dwarf reality as a planar reality image. The desire structure in which reversible shades of light are expressed as a desire medium closes to the abstract world of deficient desire that divides reality and the concept of desire with possessive attributes. In other words, the abstract image is integrated into reality as a linguistic meaning by setting a space for desire that is lacking in the abstract world.     

The concept of desire is designed as a real image, and the concept of desire is structurally expressed in a linguistic sense in several existing frames. This is a picture image of a lack of desire as a linguistic meaning caused by a common lack of desire.

During the election, Trump avoids a political crisis beyond deficient desires through connections to becoming a presidential candidate through photographic images that connect deficient desires. 

This becomes the image of a political leader that is the top priority in the visual political image, influencing the presidential election, leading to a follow-up relationship with the voters

Like directing popular BTS music, he formed a symbolic winning structure as a political image manipulating voters by meaning it as a symbol of the U.S. president as an image set in the American flag.

Here, the concept of abstract desire becomes an abstract reality image that has developed into a universal aesthetic concept of the same reality as a linguistic meaning separate from the American flag as a symbolic object rather than based on political reality.

He broke away from the traditional sociality as an possessive attribute of crisis needs in the universal value system, triggering economic and political disputes with excessive administrative intervention and political power as a personal desire. In addition, actual welfare is undermined as a distorted politics that asserts a welfare state with the visual grammar of insufficient needs, and the market economy is monopolized to justify it.     

The medium of successful desire is the property of possession of crisis desire, the visual grammar of deficient desire, combined with the culturally transformed field of painting 

Desire system In linguistic function, the advanced visual grammatical image has an abstract meaning.

 

Louis Choi Chul-joo, morning glory 2025-4-the literary probability of successfully conveying desire-sketch, 113X165cm, acrylic and composite materials on cloth, 2025

 

Therefore, the actual image as a linguistic meaning of the concept of abstract desire according to Choi Chul-joo's desire formula is abstract painting.

The abstraction that created the real image is a pictorial image that constitutes the same concept of abstract desire as the real image reflected in a divided mirror. Images reproduce real images by constructing images that can predict the concept of desire on behalf of reality, like mirrors that state them in a linguistic sense.

In addition, the ego that emerged from the same concept of desire as the real image equates the linguistic meaning of the image to the desire of the other as a reversible light shadow structure.

The reversible shaded structure of light makes the desire of the new deficient other an ideal issue and represents reality in a linguistic sense as a visual composition.

This segregated structure creates a visual grammar of linguistic meaning that contrasts deficient desires with abstract forms to reproduce real event images.

As an object, the representation of the event image proceeds as an abstract desire concept as a structure of insufficient desire, and the image shares the actual structure and event image that directed the desire of others.

 

The production of the event image embodies an effective place of reality in which unconscious desire is a real structure of linguistic meaning and a shadow of reversible light that returns the desire lacking at the time of the abstract desire concept, and determines an image in which the other's desire interprets the same linguistic meaning as a specific object.     

Because the meaning of grammatical language cannot be identical to the abstract desire it lacks as a medium of successful desire, it creates a dual semantic structure, choosing to deviate from the actual fantasy structure desired by abstract desire and have a real image on demand. The selected real image is a correlated object that conveys the illusion in reality that is the same as the property of possession that desire inevitably possesses, and a real image with connection is selected as a correlated object that conveys the real illusion to the same reality as the property of possession that desire inevitably possesses.

This creates a specific image of desire by narrowing the distance from the cultural desire background that is correlated with the concept of desire. Additionally, it is possible to induce the desire of others to perspective by choosing the linguistic meaning of desire in an object decorated with mathematics of geometric concepts, such as the Choi Chul-joo Desire Formula, which multiplies image design, when constructing a real image that deviates from the frame of the abstract desire concept's perspective as a vector as a size of a reversible light direction and shade in the desire structure.

Therefore, rather than a perspective description of an object, it is a three-dimensional structure that determines the position of an object as reality, a picture that depicts an abstract desire concept in accordance with a mathematical theory of geometric reality on a plane, that is, an image of desire that focuses on the instantaneous gaze that creates the structure of desire in the structure in three dimensions through aesthetic abstraction.     

Euclidean vector of desire, which shares a mathematical size and direction, creates a geometric object that designs the structure of reality as a medium of successful desire in Euclidean space. It reproduces the real image as an event image and embodies the nature of desire lacking an image in the linguistic sense that mediates the concept of desire as a being of lack.

And it is composed by superimposing morphemes as a linguistic reality in which the structure of insufficient desire is transferred to language and abstract enjoyment in the conscious structure is eliminated.

 

Louis Choi Chul-joo, morning glory p137-1-28-the literary probability of successfully conveying desire, a hand-painted picture on a computer 

 

According to the grammaticality that constitutes the morpheme, the image of the concept of desire is the same as finding a structural order in the linguistic sense, like the structuralist linguistics that speak meaning.

Linguistic abstraction as an image is the process of constructing morphemes as real images according to grammatical rules.

This means a metaphorical symbol that distinguishes words from real images as linguistic meanings as the meaning of sentences in the process of constructing sentences.

Therefore, abstraction is a picture that composes symbolic morphemes into arbitrary real images as the linguistic meaning of events and performance images in the concept of Choi Chul-joo's desire. An attempt to grammatically dismantle abstraction has a dual structure that consists of flat meaning and empirical and objective reality, like Kant, as a visual and aesthetic expression. This is to transfer the linguistic meaning of abstraction to an image of reality by constructing the linguistic meaning of desire induced by the concept of desire inherent in reality as an image and sacrificing lack of desire, unlike the grammatically dismantling of the linguistic meaning of desire induced by the concept of desire inherent in reality.

In this way, images of events and performances are expressed in linguistic meaning, and images of the structure of consciousness are made meaningful 

By grammatically dismantling the linguistic meaning of abstraction derived from unconsciousness into the dimension of linguistic behavior while shifting from enjoyment of desire to castration, Choi Chul-joo's abstract painting has an aesthetic desire concept, that is, an abstract beauty like Kant, as a principle of subjective purpose.     

The attribute structure of desire as a medium of desire is completed into a real image in a reversible shadow of light. In other words, the other's desire to express deficiency as a medium of successful desire is revealed by the actual structure of the linguistic meaning that exists at the same time as abstract desire. This is the actual structure of abstract desire that leads the concept of desire that fits the meta-lingual function to the linguistic meaning of the actual image.

Therefore, to reproduce the actual structure into the linguistic meaning of the image, the attribute as the subject of the grammatical object's deficient desire defines the aesthetic meaning as the same symbolic painting image as abstract reality according to the linguistic desire background, the place of desire, and the possession attribute of the event image as an object.

This is not an abstraction as an abstract reality, but creates a desire double place in an image and repeatedly designs an abstractly deficient desire image as an existing real image, erasing the size of abstraction as a linguistic concept with a reversible shade of light and limiting the position to the scope of reality.     

Therefore, abstract symbolism as a linguistic concept of desire plays a cultural and structural role as a symbolic image with a phenomenon of insufficient desire.

In other words, the artistic structure of the symbolic form is transferred to a pictorial reality image so that the meaning of linguistic symbols can be stared at by the other in line with the symbolic criminal code of the other's desire.

In this way, the desire structure that the other person can look at is an image that reproduces the existence attribute of desire that is lacking in the event image as an object in its real form.

Images are represented by the concept of abstract desires, and insufficient desires based on culturality are transformed from images of instantaneous events into symbolic abstractions tailored to the cultures consumed.

 

 

The abstraction is a narrative existing vector image of culturality and is divided into a literary narrative image and a conceptual lack of desire.

Here, as a linguistic meaning of the concept of desire, the event image is a grammatical vector as a verb that displays an action. In other words, a vector is a verb that acts on the concept of desire, but it cannot visually express its linguistic meaning, so it abstracts the concept of desire and visualizes it as a real image identical to the linguistic meaning.

In this way, the linguistic meaning of the concept of desire is repeated to fit the image in a symbolic way so that it can be visually expressed, and the abstract concept of desire is determined as a narrative image in a reversible shadow of light in the range of cultural sociality.

Additionally, the object's concept of desire as a medium of successful desire—a rhetorical image in a linguistic sense that rejects abstract answers as a metaphorical reality—is reflected in the pond in the dark side where reversible light shines in the shadow of light, hiding the lack of desire on the back and reflecting the object's appearance as a gaze on the object possessed by the lack of desire.

Literary probability that can successfully mediate desire is logos (argument) that infers as a logical reality image away from the manipulation of abstract desire, and rhetorically establishes a linguistic meaning that persuades abstraction as an object and judges the image of reality through argument that proves the desire of others.

Therefore, even if the event image is given literary probability as a logical reality image, it follows the universal argument of desire to explain the outcome of the event as a probable reason because the probability of the event and the performance image proved by desire are real facts. In this way, the process of argument for telling the outcome of the event is tailored to the abstract design process that actually constitutes a shadow of reversible light as a consistent setting for desire.     

 

To construct the existence of an object realistically as a linguistic meaning, abstract design that constructs a real image consistently maintains the concept of desire of a particular object. It also draws out the aesthetic characteristics of a particular object of desire and abstracts the concept of desire into a real image so that abstract desire is not triggered by an image.

The actual image as a result of the possibility of the possessive object of the lack of desire due to this rhetorical judgment follows literary universality, so when expressed as a picture, it is abstracted according to literary probability.

In other words, a pictorial image is acquired from the image of desire lacking in abstraction that embodies linguistic meaning as a real image with the possibility that the possessing object of desire with rhetorical judgment has a causal composition with abstract probability.

This newly defines the abstraction of real images by having a method of process constituting abstraction. Through the abstract design process using the Choi Chul-joo desire formula determined in this way, the concept of desire forms a material object called abstraction. In addition, the object that possesses insufficient desire determines the relationship with reality with abstract probability, and from the perspective of others, the concept of abstract desire becomes abstract as a subject that constitutes the linguistic meaning as a real image.     

Painting probability as the subject of the concept of desire results in the other's desire keeping the promise of meeting abstraction and reality in a single linguistic sense.

 

Because the image is virtual, it recognizes the linguistic meaning of the concept of desire, which is different from the real image, the same as the real image.

At this time, the virtual image is a virtual image that reproduces abstraction as a pictorial image, and another reality separated from reality is abstracted through the introduction of a new concept of desire formula that deviates from reality. 

Therefore, it is difficult for an object to construct probability as a realistic structure as a medium of desire. However, the notion that abstractly deficient desires apply event and performance images to desire formulas as real images has the potential to be subject to probability abstraction./  Writing. Choi Chul-joo, a contemporary art critic (Doctor of Cultural Design)

 

Choi Chul-joo, a contemporary art critic