ACC 'Immersive Aesthetics' Exhibition Surpasses 100,000 Cumulative Visitors

- Achieved in the Shortest Time Among Exhibitions at Tonghap Munhwa Jeondang
- Popular Across All Age Groups with Easy and Fun Composition

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism's National Asia Culture Center (ACC, Director Lee Kang-hyun) announced that the hybrid content exhibition "Immersive Aesthetics - Nature and Humanism in Art through Digital Media" (hereafter "Immersive Aesthetics") has surpassed 100,000 cumulative visitors.

The National Asia Culture Center's hybrid content exhibition "Immersive Aesthetics - Nature and Humanism in Art through Digital Media," showcased in Complex Exhibition Hall 1, recorded 100,395 visitors as of the 20th. This achievement came 100 days after the exhibition opened on May 12, marking the fastest time to exceed 100,000 cumulative visitors among ACC exhibitions held since the integration of the center.

"Immersive Aesthetics" is an immersive experiential exhibition created by digitally producing modern Asian art works. It has been praised for intuitively presenting exhibition content based on a deep understanding and interpretation of Korean and Asian paintings, making it easy for visitors to comprehend. The vast space is designed as a digital canvas, allowing visitors to feel as if they have entered the artwork, experiencing vividness and the lyricism of Asia. In particular, the exhibition features hybrid works where original paintings and media art coexist, tailored to the viewing levels of all ages from children to the elderly, evoking profound emotions across generations.

The exhibition has gained word-of-mouth popularity from the beginning by offering visitors a proactive experience based on the interpretation of the paintings. This is why family groups and women in their 20s and 30s fill the exhibition hall on weekends and holidays.

A visitor to the exhibition said, "'Immersive Aesthetics' is a highly satisfying audiovisual exhibition that richly presents artworks on large screens," adding, "I will revisit Gwangju during my vacation with acquaintances to see this free exhibition again, which offers high-quality art appreciation along with various enjoyable experiences."

The "Immersive Aesthetics" exhibition, running until October 15, is free to visit from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., with extended hours until 8 p.m. on Wednesdays and Saturdays, and closed every Monday. More detailed information is available on the ACC website.

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