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This study aims at inquiring the originality of Korean Seoyea and then finding ways to globalize its original beauty. The introduction of chapter ¥° contains the motive, objectives, necessity, and methods of this research. Chapter ¥± deals with Korean Seoyea's originality. In the first place, the history of Korean Seoyea can be divided into 3 periods centering around the influence of Chinese Seoyea. Clause 1 inquires into the originality of the first period of 'archetypal Korean Seoyea.' Clause 2 describes how Korean Seoyea had gotten away from the sway of Chinese Seoyea and achieved its own original beauty with Lee Kwangsa and Lee Samman under the title of 'The Self Awakened Joseon's Own Seoyea Style.' Chapter ¥², in connection with the World Seoyea Biennale of Jeollabukdo, examines every available method to globalize Korean Seoyea and suggests Seoyea's psychological therapy, raising the Seoyea design industry, and the way to enhance Seoyea performance on stage. The results are as follows.
The originality of the style of the characters on the monument of Gwanggaeto the Great can be estimated as Koguryeo's own style, in other words, its own originality. It is basically Goyea style, but has also the shapes of seal and cursive characters. Its brush stroke is very unsophisticated and consisted of dots and straight lines without dohoik, byeolhoik, and nalhoik. The types of characters basically maintain square shapes and also show perfect square, rectangular, ladder, lozenge shapes and many other shapes, and reveals unbalanced proportion such as 'upper side is fat and lower side is thin,' 'lower fat upper thin,' 'left small right large,' and 'right small left large' that is completely different from Chinese shapes. They are unintentionally created shapes. By this unintendedness, the style of characters on the monument of Gwanggaeto, the Great is much unstrained, free, and natural. In the previous studies, the feature of Korean Seoyea in the 5th and 6th centuries including Shilla Seoyea was 'the irregularity of deity¡®, but the deity of Korean Seoyea is in the irregularity of the brush stroke.
Inquiring into the originality of the archetypal Korean Seoyea period with the monuments of Gwanggaeto the Great, King Muryeong of Baeckje, and the tombstones of Naengsuri, Bongpyeong, and Jeockseong of Shilla, there was a completely different originality which was different from Chinese ones, and it was based on 'the unintendedness.' In the case of King Muryeong, the characters on the stone reflected the unintendedness to engrave without the original manuscript and the monuments of Shilla show it with the irregularity of the brush stroke. In this unintendedness, there contains the concepts of freedom, naturalness, unstrainedness, and unsophisticatedness. Korean's quick-tempered excellent creativity, i.e., immediate creativity made it possible for us to do 'unintended' Seoyea.
Since United Shilla, owing to toadyism of China, our Seoyea had not expressed our own immediate creativity but followed Chinese style until Chusa, Kim Jeonghee. In the later period of Joseon, 'Joseon's own Seoyea style' was accomplished by realizing its own beauty. 'Joseon's own Seoyea style' is a term I coined and used for the first time in this field. The crowner of it, Lee Samman, creatively represented our own originality originated from the archetypal Seoyea period. His brush stroke obviously showed irregular shape. He used various types of characters in his work but they are well harmonized.
Seoyea is an art of cultivating oneself. Seoyea's moral training effect can be globally combined with the function of its psychological therapy function. Using the stroke and spread effect and the formativeness of Seoyea will lead to various design inventions. Seoyea is very similar to music and ballet, so it can be possible to transform it to stage performances. This kind of globalization will be effectively performed through the World Seoyea Biennale of Jeol
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