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Exhibitions
《4 and one-half, knuckle》, 2021.11.18 – 2021.11.29, Art Space Hanchigak, Pyeongtaek
1. Two eyes. Two ears. One nose. One mouth. Two arms and two legs attached to a single torso, and five fingers and five toes connected to them. This is a “body.” With just this small list of words, we can be made to imagine a “body.” 2. Length of limbs, shoulder width and waist circumference, head size, hip size, weight n kg, height n cm. This is “someone.” Even if the body is the same, through these numerical values we can imagine a particular person.
2021.11.17
Exhibitions
《Siamese》, 2020.05.21 – 2020.06.28, P21
P21 presented Haneyl Choi’s solo exhibition 《Siamese》 from May 21 to June 28, 2020. In an era where hybridization across media and genres is commonplace, Choi approaches sculpture not as a belief system or material devotion, but as a tool or object for questioning the present and future.
2020.05.20
Articles
Artist JOO SLA: On Sensations Arising in Moments of Dimensional Shift
JOO SLA (b. 1988) has long been interested in subcultural forms such as comics and animation, as well as in fictional world-building grounded in aspects of reality. Working across diverse media—including animation, 3D sculpture, and two-dimensional works—she explores points where boundaries between the virtual and the real, the material and the immaterial, become entangled and collide, through processes of dimensional transition, fragmentation, and recomposition.
2026.04.26
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[Critique] The Clodium
At the entrance of the exhibition space, in a dark bluish tank, a single fish swims.
2012
Activities
Kang Hong-Goo (Seoul) Wins the 7th DongGang Photography Award
Kang Hong-Goo (52, photo), a Seoul-based artist, has been selected as the recipient of the 7th DongGang Photography Award at the 2008 DongGang Photo Festival. Although Kang majored in Western painting at the graduate school of Hongik University, he has pursued photographic practices that merge diverse media,
2008.06.12
