Whisper of the Lotus Pond – Oil Painting by North Korean Artist Sin Jung-beom
An exquisite lotus-themed oil painting by North Korean artist Sin Jung-beom (80 × 116 cm), featuring blooming lotus flowers, aging leaves, and a vibrant kingfisher resting gracefully above the still water.
Whisper of the Lotus Pond – A Poetic Nature Scene by Sin Jung-beom
This captivating oil painting by North Korean artist Sin Jung-beom, sized 80 × 116 cm, immerses the viewer in a serene lotus pond filled with life, balance, and quiet elegance. The artist masterfully portrays the natural contrast between blooming lotus flowers, aging lotus leaves, and the reflective depth of the water surface.
At the center of the composition sits a vivid kingfisher, perched calmly on a curved lotus stem—its bright blue and orange feathers adding a striking burst of color against the tranquil green pond. This vivid detail brings vitality into the otherwise meditative setting.
A Harmony of Color, Texture, and Stillness
Sin Jung-beom’s technical precision is evident in the following:
- The layered textures of lotus leaves in various stages of life.
- The subtle reflection of light on the water surface.
- The delicate pink lotus blossoms emerging gracefully from the pond.
- A perfectly rendered kingfisher that captures the spirit of natural purity.
The painting reflects a timeless message: nature is always in dialogue—between life and decay, stillness and movement, silence and vitality.
Why This Painting Appeals to Collectors
- A signature lotus and nature theme highly sought after in North Korean fine art.
- Rich symbolism representing purity, resilience, and the cycle of life.
- Balanced composition and refined details that show the artist’s exceptional craftsmanship.
- A perfect piece for collectors who appreciate realism, nature art, or East Asian aesthetics.
About the Artist – Sin Jung-beom
Sin Jung-beom is known for his poetic approach to nature and his ability to portray tranquility with remarkable depth. His works often highlight lotus ponds, birds, and natural transitions—celebrating the beauty of quiet moments.