Solo Exhibition Held at Former Suwon Station Red-Light District 'Memory Space It-da'

An exhibition by artist Lee Ji-hyun is being held until the 19th at 'Memory Space It-da,' a cultural space in Suwon created by remodeling the old Suwon red-light district. The photo shows the promotional poster for the artist's solo exhibition.

[Asia Economy (Suwon) = Reporter Lee Young-gyu] Suwon City, Gyeonggi Province, is hosting a solo exhibition titled "Meeting" by artist Lee Ji-hyun at the cultural space "Memory Space It-da," created in the former Suwon Station red-light district, until the 19th.

This solo exhibition is a media art display themed around prenatal dreams (taemong). The exhibition title "Meeting" signifies citizens sharing experiences and communicating while appreciating the artworks.

Visitors can share their own prenatal dreams and communicate through drawing at the "Drawing Section" set up in the exhibition hall.

On the 12th and 19th at 5 p.m., Seo Hyun-deok, the exhibition planner and director and representative of the youth community Bandit, will explain the meaning of the exhibition. The exhibition briefing sessions are open to everyone without prior registration.

"Memory Space It-da" is a cultural space created by remodeling a building that housed prostitution businesses in the Suwon Station red-light district. It is a single-story building with an area of 84.23㎡, featuring exhibition and community spaces. Various exhibitions and cultural art programs are held through open calls.

A city official stated, "'Memory Space It-da' is a cultural enjoyment space where citizens communicate," adding, "We hope many emerging artists from Suwon City will meet many people through exhibitions at 'Memory Space It-da.'"

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