Collector's eye: what Heejae Kang bought and why
Briefly

Heejae Kang emphasizes that her personal approach to art collection hinges on emotional and inspirational connections, defining her choices rather than mere aesthetics.
Kang recalls her first encounter with art, captivated by a print in Japan, illustrating the evolving relationship collectors have with their initial acquisitions.
Discussing recent purchases, Kang expresses the sentimentality of acquiring a conceptual work by Ryan Gander, reflecting on the complexity of valuing contemporary art.
Kang shares a poignant memory of regret over a missed opportunity to buy a Louise Bourgeois piece, highlighting the importance of decision-making in collecting.
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