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Culture Trip
Holidays
Yang Hee-young, a 24-year-old woman, said in an interview with The
Argus
Argus,“The‘Holidays’sectiondesignedwithsnowonaredbackground
Ye-ji/The
was outstandingly beautiful. I could feel that Tim Burton interpreted
Christmas from a different perspective than ordinary people.” Like
ⓒKim
Yang Hee-young’s noted, the “Holidays” section, which consists of
large snowflakes on a bright red background, catches the eyes of
visitors. Tim Burton spent his childhood in his hometown of Burbank,
California. Burbank is a small and quiet rural town located next to
LA. Usually, it was a boring place where finding artistic inspiration
▲Theexhibition’ssecondsection,“Holidays”isdisplayedonared
was almost impossible, but when the end of the year approached, all of
backgroundwithsnowflakes,andshowsTimBurton’sunique
interpretationtowardChristmas.
the houses in the town were decorated colorfully, inspiring the young
Argus
Tim Burton. Visitors can enjoy a variety of works from Tim Burton’s
perspective on Christmas festivals, including Christmas trees, monsters
Ye-ji/The
eating Christmas trees, a short video from the movie “Tim Burton’s
ⓒKim
The Nightmare Before Christmas,”* which is one of Tim Burton’s
representative works, and a witch walking through a tree-filled forest.
TheholidaythemehasbecomeasubjectthatfrequentlyappearsinTim
Burton’slaterworks.
▲“TimBurton’sTheNightmareBeforeChristmas”isoneofhis
*Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas: It is a stop motion animation that was directed
by Tim Burton in 1993, covering the story between Halloween villagers who live for the
representativeworks,whichfeaturesthestoryofHalloweenand
HalloweenfestivalandChristmasvillagerswholiveforChristmas.
Christmasvillagers.Thisisasceneoutofthemovie.
[TheIdentityofTimBurton]:
Carnivalesque,FormativeWorks,andMisunderstoodOutcasts
Carnivalesque
Thethirdsectioniscalled“Carnivalesque.”whichmeansthecombinationoftheopposite
Argus
conceptsofhumorandfearatthesametime.Inthissection,thecharactersofclownswho
Ye-ji/The
givehumortovisitorsbutaresomewhatscaryatthesametimeoftenappear,suchasclowns
withtwistedtonguesandprotrudingeyes.Amongthenumerousclownsstaringatmuseum
ⓒKim
goers, “Untitled (Three-Eyed Clown)” and “Untitled (Blue Clown)” attract the viewer’s
attention with their terrifying looks. Carnivalesque became an important subject for Tim
Burton, who was intrigued by the contradiction that the word carnival originated from the
▲“Untitled(BlueClown)”showsanodd-
carnival festival that proudly celebrates luxury and entertainment, while the term carnival
lookingclownwhichrepresentsthe
meanttodrawhumorthroughpunsinaserioussituation.
identityofTimBurton-Carnivalesque.
FormativeWorks:Men,Women,orCreatures?
The fourth section of the exhibition shows Tim Burton’s unique imagination, with reality interpreted in his own way. The
chaoticbutbeautifulpaintings,whichshowamixtureofhumans,animals,andmythicalcharacters,seemtoreflectTimBurton’s
extraordinary spiritual world. “Girls,” which are usually described as pure and lovely beings, are also expressed as horrifying
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www.theargus.org
Holidays
Yang Hee-young, a 24-year-old woman, said in an interview with The
Argus
Argus,“The‘Holidays’sectiondesignedwithsnowonaredbackground
Ye-ji/The
was outstandingly beautiful. I could feel that Tim Burton interpreted
Christmas from a different perspective than ordinary people.” Like
ⓒKim
Yang Hee-young’s noted, the “Holidays” section, which consists of
large snowflakes on a bright red background, catches the eyes of
visitors. Tim Burton spent his childhood in his hometown of Burbank,
California. Burbank is a small and quiet rural town located next to
LA. Usually, it was a boring place where finding artistic inspiration
▲Theexhibition’ssecondsection,“Holidays”isdisplayedonared
was almost impossible, but when the end of the year approached, all of
backgroundwithsnowflakes,andshowsTimBurton’sunique
interpretationtowardChristmas.
the houses in the town were decorated colorfully, inspiring the young
Argus
Tim Burton. Visitors can enjoy a variety of works from Tim Burton’s
perspective on Christmas festivals, including Christmas trees, monsters
Ye-ji/The
eating Christmas trees, a short video from the movie “Tim Burton’s
ⓒKim
The Nightmare Before Christmas,”* which is one of Tim Burton’s
representative works, and a witch walking through a tree-filled forest.
TheholidaythemehasbecomeasubjectthatfrequentlyappearsinTim
Burton’slaterworks.
▲“TimBurton’sTheNightmareBeforeChristmas”isoneofhis
*Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas: It is a stop motion animation that was directed
by Tim Burton in 1993, covering the story between Halloween villagers who live for the
representativeworks,whichfeaturesthestoryofHalloweenand
HalloweenfestivalandChristmasvillagerswholiveforChristmas.
Christmasvillagers.Thisisasceneoutofthemovie.
[TheIdentityofTimBurton]:
Carnivalesque,FormativeWorks,andMisunderstoodOutcasts
Carnivalesque
Thethirdsectioniscalled“Carnivalesque.”whichmeansthecombinationoftheopposite
Argus
conceptsofhumorandfearatthesametime.Inthissection,thecharactersofclownswho
Ye-ji/The
givehumortovisitorsbutaresomewhatscaryatthesametimeoftenappear,suchasclowns
withtwistedtonguesandprotrudingeyes.Amongthenumerousclownsstaringatmuseum
ⓒKim
goers, “Untitled (Three-Eyed Clown)” and “Untitled (Blue Clown)” attract the viewer’s
attention with their terrifying looks. Carnivalesque became an important subject for Tim
Burton, who was intrigued by the contradiction that the word carnival originated from the
▲“Untitled(BlueClown)”showsanodd-
carnival festival that proudly celebrates luxury and entertainment, while the term carnival
lookingclownwhichrepresentsthe
meanttodrawhumorthroughpunsinaserioussituation.
identityofTimBurton-Carnivalesque.
FormativeWorks:Men,Women,orCreatures?
The fourth section of the exhibition shows Tim Burton’s unique imagination, with reality interpreted in his own way. The
chaoticbutbeautifulpaintings,whichshowamixtureofhumans,animals,andmythicalcharacters,seemtoreflectTimBurton’s
extraordinary spiritual world. “Girls,” which are usually described as pure and lovely beings, are also expressed as horrifying
6
www.theargus.org
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