Moon Bong-sun’s work is always vacant or full. A plane unfolding in his work will appear empty or covered with dense fog. Landscapes he depicts appear complete and not fragmented. In Moon’s work, a part is an extension of the whole. A lonely tree stands on a horizontal plane, and tall weeds flourish. His landscapes appear subdued. Unfolding planes are serene within the dim view. Tranquil landscapes appear exceptionally lonesome. The remaining trace of a setting sunlight ripples through our heart like the tide.