“I like dynamic compositions,” Leo Park told me last year in an interview on Juxtapoz.com. “I like dance and choreography, and the thrill of a body playing around with its own limitations.” That is the place to start with Park’s work, as he the viewer has a bit of a dance of recognition in each canvas, a bit of sorting out where the limbs and the faces and body parts all match up and how the maze of abstraction and familiarity join. You see a figure, but it’s almost a manifestation of movement. And it being summer themed, as is his new solo show Big Fat Summer, on view at The Hole in NYC, the body is bare and the…