Director Tim Burton, who directed <Anchor>
movies such as Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, has returned to an exhibition rather than a movie this time.
From the sketches he drew as a child to the characters in his works, you can feel his footsteps. Director Tim Burton also delivered the message of dedicating this exhibition to the children of the world.
By Lee Joo-sang, staff reporter.
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'The Man Who Can't Touch Love' The 1990s movie Scissors Hand is a passionate story of an artificial human with scissors instead of fingers.
This ingenious setting started from a sketch that creator Tim Burton drew from a young age.
Lead actor Johnny Depp is also famous for saying that the character became clear as soon as he saw these sketches.
[Tim Burton/Film Director: I don't think he's a great artist, but I've always liked to draw, and I've been trying to create something, whether it's photography or film.]
Most of Tim Burton's characters are quirky and hilarious.
That's why the word 'Bertnesque', meaning Tim Burton style, was born.
The characters in those movies jumped out into reality.
In the movie Frankenweenie, the main character's boy revived a dog that died in an accident, and you can see the dog Sparky as a cute 3D character.
He says that we have to look at the world through the eyes of children, unfolding the world of art for 40 years.
[Tim Burton/Director: You can't stay as a child, but you have to try to feel like a child, look at it in new ways and be moved by everything.]
This exhibition is especially dedicated to the children of the world.
[Tim Burton/Director: I hope this exhibition gives children inspiration and thoughts like 'I can draw' and 'I want to draw too'.]
10 years ago, Seoul was the last exhibition after going through New York and Paris. , This second world tour started in Seoul.
(Video editing: Yoon Tae-ho, VJ: Oh Se-gwan)