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Exhibitions
《No Shadow Saber》, 2017.07.07 – 2017.07.30, Hapjungjigu
By wielding a constantly morphing blade—the “No Shadow Saber”—to cut sculptures and reveal their hidden internal cross-sections, the artist reassembles the fragments to question how three-dimensional objects are perceived. This can be understood as Choi’s response to an era in which even sculpture is easily flattened into images.
2017.07.07
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Artist Jaeyeon Yoo: “Night Landscapes” Where Reality and Fantasy Coexist
Jaeyeon Yoo (b. 1988) constructs landscapes in which reality and fantasy coexist, emerging from contemplations of the night. She unravels both major and minor events encountered in daily life—along with the personal imagination and reflections that arise from them—by focusing on the time and space of “night.”
2026.03.09
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Artist Jeongsu Woo’s Allegorical Paintings of Contemporary Times
Jeongsu Woo (b. 1986) creates new narratives by drawing inspiration from a wide range of visual imagery and storytelling traditions, spanning from medieval European illustrations and art-historical iconography to popular novels, comic book characters, and contemporary subcultures such as Goth.
2025.02.18
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《Seoul Arts & Tech Festival Unfold X 2024》, 2024.11.07 – 2024.11.20, Culture Station Seoul 284
《Seoul Arts & Tech Festival Unfold X 2024 ― 2084: A Space Odyssey》 reimagines our present era from an archaeological perspective, setting its gaze on the near future year of 2084. In a new space-time created by technology, the exhibition traces how boundaries between past, present, and future blur—stretching from microscopic ecosystems to the cosmic level.
2024.11.06
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《HAEIN ART PROJECT 2011》, 2011.09.23 – 2011.11.06, Haeinsa Temple, Hapcheon
Commemorating the 1,000th anniversary of the creation of the Tripitaka Koreana, 《HAEIN ART PROJECT 2011》 is currently taking place at Haeinsa Temple and throughout the Gayasan area in Hapcheon, Gyeongsangnam-do. Hosted by Haeinsa Temple, the project brings together 34 contemporary artists from Korea and abroad,
2011.09.29
