Installation view of 《One Day: A Story from the Distant
Future》 ©PIBI GalleryPIBI Gallery presents a group exhibition
《One Day: A Story from the Distant Future》 on view through July 12.
Featured artists Eunha Kim, Joonhee Lee, Mira Park, and
Geunyoung Hong each employ a distinct medium and visual language to offer a
constellation of elusive clues, evocative imagery, and subtle
allusions—drifting without clear beginnings or endings, much like oral
folktales passed down through generations. Viewers are invited to follow these
fragments of the future and weave their own narratives along the way.
Installation view of 《One Day: A Story from the Distant
Future》 ©PIBI GalleryAt times, we imagine sounds echoing from a time yet to come—at
once familiar and strange, grounded in reality yet seeming to drift from
unknown fissures beyond. 《One Day: A Story from the Distant Future》 emerges from this notion.
Rather than presenting narrative overtly, the artists embed
implicit stories within images and forms, leaving behind visual traces of
“scenes before stories” or “landscapes after memory.” Their works remain
open-ended, defying closure and evolving continuously, much like oral
storytelling traditions. Viewers are then led to follow such pieces and
construct a narrative of their own.
Installation view of 《One Day: A Story from the Distant
Future》 ©PIBI GalleryWorking across diverse media—including textiles, drawing,
animation, painting, and ceramics—the four artists unravel dissonant layers of
time and perception. By envisioning a multiplicity of futures that resist
convergence, they allow viewers to encounter distinct sensory experiences
shaped by differing rhythms.
Participating
Artists: Eunha
Kim, Joonhee Lee, Mira Park, Geunyoung Hong
