Installation view of 《Cell Struggles》 ©FOUNDRY SEOUL. Photo: Jeongkyun Goh.FOUNDRY SEOUL presents 《Cell Struggles》, a group exhibition
featuring Anastasia Komar, Effie Wanyi Li, Fernanda Galvão, Hyunhee Doh, and
Omyo Cho, on view through May 31.
As FOUNDRY SEOUL’s first group exhibition, 《Cell Struggles》 highlights five emerging
female artists whose works explore the complexities and resilience of human
existence at the intersection of nature and humanity, technology and emotion,
and scientific discovery and mythical imagination.
Installation view of 《Cell Struggles》 ©FOUNDRY SEOUL. Photo: Jeongkyun Goh.The cell, as the fundamental unit of life,
is a dynamic entity that continuously changes, adapts, and engages in a
constant struggle for survival. In this exhibition, the cell serves as a
metaphor for the fluidity and resilience of human existence and the dynamism of
society.
The internal conflicts individuals
experience, the tensions between the individual and the collective, and the
broader struggles between humanity and nature unfold in ways that parallel the
cell’s perpetual interaction with its environment—dividing, mutating, growing,
and perishing in an ongoing cycle.
Installation view of 《Cell Struggles》 ©FOUNDRY SEOUL. Photo: Jeongkyun Goh.Through the narratives presented by the
five artists, this exhibition examines these interactions from multiple perspectives,
opening up new possibilities for a layered and multifaceted interpretation of
human existence and the future of life.
Participating Artists: Anastasia Komar, Effie Wanyi Li, Fernanda Galvão, Hyunhee Doh, Omyo
Cho
