Enjoy the Yangjaecheon 'Gyeonsaeng Sculpture Exhibition' with a Walking Through Experience

Exhibition of 20 Works by Professional Sculptors in the Milmiri-gyo Area Until December 15, with 'QR Code' for Viewing Comments Available

[Asia Economy Reporter Park Jong-il] Gangnam-gu (District Mayor Jeong Soon-gyun) is hosting the 'Walking Through' style 'Gyeonsaeng (見生) Sculpture Exhibition' around Yangjaecheon Milmiri Bridge until December 15, allowing residents to overcome COVID-19 blues and find healing.

The exhibition's title, 'Gyeonsaeng,' means 'Life arises when seen,' and it was jointly planned with Crown Haitai Confectionery.

The exhibition is conducted in a 'walking through' format, where visitors can view sculptures by various artists installed in a dispersed manner around Milmiri Bridge while walking in one direction.

Notably, a total of 20 works by famous domestic sculptors such as ▲DOG (Kim Woo-jin) ▲Angel Man (Kim Won-geun) ▲Walking (Lee Chang-hee) ▲Spirit of Love (Park Jae-seok) are on display, and visitors can leave their impressions using the QR code on the information boards. The Yangjaecheon Milmiri Bridge, where the artworks are exhibited, can be accessed via Exit 4 of Maebong Station on Subway Line 3.

Meanwhile, Gangnam-gu is operating the 'Street of Fallen Leaves' on the upper embankment walking paths of Yangjaecheon from Milmiri Bridge to Daechi Bridge (2.9 km) and from Yeongdong 3rd Bridge to 6th Bridge (2.0 km) until the 22nd, allowing people to briefly escape the fatigue caused by COVID-19 and enjoy the autumn atmosphere.

Kim Yong-man, Director of the Culture and Sports Division, said, "I hope people will take care of their health and enjoy the deepening autumn atmosphere through walks while appreciating high-quality sculptures at this exhibition," adding, "We will strive to create new and diverse attractions and things to enjoy in Yangjaecheon that suit the seasons for residents and visitors who love Yangjaecheon."

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