Mona Yongpyong Reopens Media Art Exhibition Hall "INART"

Mona Yongpyong, a four-season premium resort led by CEO Park Injun, announced that it has renovated its media art exhibition hall located at the foot of Balwangsan Mountain and will reopen it under the name "INART" on September 26.

"INART" is an artistic space where light and imagination come together to awaken a variety of senses. Media art that blends light, sound, and scent stimulates visitors' senses and guides them toward a unique experience. From interactive exhibitions that can be enjoyed while strolling freely to quiet spaces for deep immersion, visitors can embark on a journey of art that sparkles under the light of exploration, magic, and nature.

This reopening is distinguished by the participation of Korean artists such as Artnom and Son Heesoo, focusing on creating sensory works that blend digital and analog elements. Different genres of art will be harmonized with the natural scenery of Balwangsan Mountain, offering visitors an even deeper immersive experience.

A Mona Yongpyong representative stated, "INART will establish itself as a special art space that awakens the senses within nature," adding, "We will continue to develop Balwangsan Mountain into a world-class cultural tourism destination through differentiated content that combines culture and leisure."

Meanwhile, to celebrate the reopening, Mona Yongpyong will hold the "Hide-and-Seek Project" event until October 12. Inspired by Son Heesoo's "Clay Mini Art," this participatory program will offer guests the experience of discovering small joys by searching for hidden artworks throughout the resort.

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