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Artist Kim Yesul: Reinterpreting Communities and Places in Everyday Life
Kim Yesul (b. 1989) is interested in reinterpreting the communities and places encountered in our everyday lives, creating specific situations that allow them to be observed from the perspective of a third party. In particular, the artist focuses on the multiple narratives that emerge simultaneously in contemporary society, the layered phenomena that arise within them, and the beings excluded from society, continuing a practice that unfolds these concerns at the intersection of art and design.
2026.06.01
Exhibitions
《Atmospheres》, 2023.12.16 – 2024.01.06, 359-11, Hapjeong-dong
《Atmospheres》 depicts a world of violence, exploitation, and trauma by creating partial connections after modifying or rearranging the recording of the impressions I detected from the real world. This is a story of beings too small to be noticed, and also a story of countless beings within a single being.
2023.12.22
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Exhibitions
《Funkchestra》, 2005.09.23 – 2005.10.23, Arko Art Center
As the Marronnier Art Center of the Korea Culture and Arts Foundation was renamed Arko Art Center under the Arts Council Korea, the 2005 Planned Invitation Exhibitions I and II were organized as the inaugural exhibitions. Beginning on September 23, 2005, the exhibitions consisted of solo shows by Hong Kyoungtack and Choi Jin-wook, held in Gallery 1 and Gallery 2 respectively.
2005.09.29
