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Artist Yiji Jeong: Painting as an Affection for Intimate Presences
Yiji Jeong (b. 1994) captures private and intimate emotions toward those around her, along with a sense of romantic atmosphere and lingering moods, through painting. Her works reflect not only scenes and objects she has directly observed but also thoughts and stories about the people close to her. Rather than placing emphasis on the subjects themselves, her paintings focus on moments of connection and impressions formed within the relationships between herself and those subjects.
2025.07.07
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Unmake Lab: Exploring the Relationships Between Technology, Nature, and Society Through Technological Appropriation
Unmake Lab, a collective formed in 2016 by Binna Choi and Sooyon Song, appropriates machine perception to explore ways in which humans, nature, and society can engage with one another through computational means. Their practice particularly focuses on intersecting elements of artificial intelligence—such as datasets, computer vision, and generative neural networks—with the history of developmentalism in Asia, thereby revealing the social, spatial, and ecological conditions of the present.
2025.06.16
Exhibitions
《Seoulites》, 2021.07.16 – 2021.09.09, Museumhead
Love is a confrontation of two parties, who stand facing one another. They meet, experience an overflowing of emotion, and, in some cases, end up going their separate ways—all while facing one another.
2021.07.16
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Exhibitions
《Five Acts》, 2024.02.03 – 2024.05.05, Spike Island
《Five Acts》 is a new commission and solo exhibition by artist and Spike Island studio holder Young In Hong. The exhibition brings together tapestry, sculpture, video and performance to explore the bond between humans and animals through movement, sound and other non-linguistic forms of expression.
2024.02.03
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《ON NATURE》, 2022.05.19 – 2022.09.07, Moran Museum of Art
To commemorate its reopening, Moran Museum of Art presents 《ON NATURE》, a solo exhibition by Atta Kim, as its first exhibition of the year. Presenting Atta Kim’s artistic world at Moran Museum of Art is significant in many respects. Above all, the museum’s natural, cultural, and artistic environment appears to embody a sculptural space that resonates deeply with 《ON NATURE》.
2022.05.19
