After a successful Berlin introduction with the gallery last September, Trey Abdella recently opened his Korean solo debut with KÖNIG SEOUL. Entitled Mirrors, the show present’s Brooklyn-based artist’s ability to notice and well, mirror “the haunting bits of banality and the horror of the mundane”. Both self-reflective or even self-critical and permeated with mirrored imagery, these exceptionally crafted mixed media pieces present another bold step through the walls of convention for the artist we’ve featured Winter 2020 issue and his mind-boggling practice.
Mirrors: Trey Abdella’s Intense Mash-Ups @ KÖNIG SEOUL
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