Kyobo Art Space Hosts 'Everyday (Cute) Adventures' Exhibition

Held at Kyobo Art Space until June 1
Artists: Kim Okjeong, Noh Hansol, Seo Jihui, Jang Yebin, Hwang Yerang

Kyobo Bookstore's exhibition space, 'Kyobo Art Space,' is hosting the exhibition 'Everyday (Cute) Adventures' until June 1.

Noh Hansol 'Look How Love Grows'. Kyobo Art Space

This exhibition features artists Kim Okjeong, Noh Hansol, Seo Jihui, Jang Yebin, and Hwang Yerang, who present works that express emotions discovered in trivial moments of everyday life through sculptural language.

The exhibition title 'Everyday (Cute) Adventures' uses 'Adventures' to symbolize the attitude of young artists striving to build their own lives amid uncertain realities. The word 'Cute' in parentheses expresses the effort to comfort oneself and sensually recover within that unstable life. It refers to a creative attitude aiming to capture a personal sense of 'cuteness' for individual healing and emotional recovery.

The artists revealed the following through their work notes: "I wanted to capture the subtle changes in everyday things and the witty moments that resonated with me." (Kim Okjeong) / "Curiosities became a perspective that allowed me to see the world anew, serving as the main background and starting point of my work." (Noh Hansol) / "For me, working is a kind of meditation process that calms the mind and leads to a peaceful state." (Seo Jihui) / "Exploring experience and existential anxiety became the starting point of my work." (Jang Yebin) / "The tenderness given by ordinary subjects and the awe received from them. I want to closely observe those rough parts of life." (Hwang Yerang)

During the exhibition period, art programs linked to the exhibition will also be held.

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