The View of Hanui

PARK Hunkyu+LEE Sunkyung

〈The Last Monument〉, 2023.

3D Graphics, sound, commissioned by Asia Culture Center, courtesy of the artist

PARK Hunkyu, a graphic designer and media artist, has presented experimental artworks that incorporate Korean traditional music with various videos. He aims to publicize the danger of global warming through the disappearing glacier in 〈The Last Monument〉, a collaborative work with a graphic novelist, LEE Sunkyung. Inspired by the fact that glacier researchers engrave the names of Iceland’s disappeared glaciers on stones, this work takes the form of commemorating glaciers that are already disappeared or will disappear in the near future. Engraving and commemorating the existence of the past in stones can serve as a warning to inform the disasters we will experience if we forget their existence. Along with a call for action on climate change that may have already been late, the work contains the symbolism of Gwangju where the entire city has became a monument with the scars of Korean modern history, and at the same time, a longing for the city’s bright future.

FENG Jiacheng

〈Moon Haze〉, 2015.

DRIFT Collective

〈Drifting Scenery〉, 2023.

STUDIO 1750

〈Season of Century〉, 2023.

KIM Namjoo+JI Kangil

〈Ephemeral Concrete〉, 2023.

KIM Haneul

〈Organic Series〉, 2023.

PARK Cheonkang (HAPSA)

〈The Dialectic of Permanence and Transience〉, 2023.

PARK Hunkyu+LEE Sunkyung

〈The Last Monument〉, 2023.

Lifethings

〈Centreefugal Park〉, 2017.

Seoul Express

〈Colors Lasting for a Very Short Time〉, 2023.

LEE Lee Nam

〈Standing at the Center of Existence〉, 2023.

HAN Seok Hyun

〈Reverse-Rebirth Project〉, 2023.

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