Kim YoungJu

The exhibition will be held in two spaces in Bukchon Hanok Village, one overlooking the hanok and the other inside the hanok. Although the artist has been working on traditional paintings, this is the first time she has exhibited in a hanok space. Moving from house to house, especially in two spaces, the exhibition offers a unique viewing experience that makes you feel as if you are stepping directly into the artist's work. In the paintings, the artist creates a "question and answer space," a visual representation of the process of asking and answering questions alone. The question and answer space can be a house or another symbolic space. Read more