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Kira Kim - Super Mega Factory 

KUKJE GALLERY 2009.11

As the title states, Kira Kim has transformed the well-organized structure of the white cube into a Super Mega Factory. The regularity and purity of a typical white cube has been presented as a heteropia of juxtapositions that cannot coexist on a flat, level surface. Several rooms filled with kaleidoscopic and mirage-like images appear only once the viewer walks past the bright neon lights at the gallery entrance.

Kira KIM - A republic of The propaganda 

Alternative Space LOOP 2008.07

Kira Kim’s 2008 solo exhibition <The Republic of Propaganda> is being held in Alternative Space LOOP from July 25th, 2008 to August 20th, 2008. During the exhibition, not only the first floor and the basement space which are the main exhibition spaces, but also the second floor caféand even the stairs connecting each floor, are all fully utilized as exhibition spaces. Every space has individual themes of its own with coherent formations, and all of them are organically connected to form a single exhibition.

Younggil Park - Wind-road 

tongingallery 2010.10

Younggil Park - Chun Poong Hang Rak Do 

Gallery Ggot 2006.05

Seonghi Bahk - Seonghi Bahk Solo Exhibition 

GALLERY IHN 2009.10

Seonghi Bahk - Seonghi Bahk Solo Exhibition 

Kim Chong Young Museum 2008.12

RohwaJeong - Archive room open invitation exhibition 

Seoul Ar Space 2010.06

RohwaJeong - Single room for 2 occupancy 

Ssamzie space 2008.04

Younjoo Ham - Blooming Moment 

GALLERY IHN 2007.03

Younjoo Ham - Seed 

ART PARK 2004.09

Kichang Han - Kichang Han Solo Exhibition 

Hakgojae Gallery 2010.06

Han Ki-chang used X-ray films to express gardens and forests that are comprised of flowers and plants. His works stood out because they exhibited the images of the human skeleton that are imprinted on the X-ray films. X-rays comprise of short wavelengths from high-speed electromagnetic radiation frequencies. Because X-rays can penetrate solid objects, they are used to detect and treat diseases, inspect industrial materials, and appraise artwork.

Beikyoung Lee - Repeated Freedom 

Gaain Gallery 2009.01

Nam June Paik’s “TV Buddha,” which he presented extemporaneously in his fourth solo exhibition in 1974, is his representative work that is simple yet suggestive. This installation, in which an old statue of Buddha is facing its own image on a television screen projected by a video camera installed opposite the statue, received lavish praise at the time that it symbolized the meeting between the past and the present, and between a god of the east and the media of the west. Furthermore, it asks a philosophical question, given that what I (the Buddha) am currently looking at is nothing but myself (the Buddha image on TV), whether it is meaningless to distinguish clearly between the subject and object, and whether there is any fundamental difference between the physical real Buddha and the Buddha as a nonphysical image that are facing each other.

Seungae Lee - By Monster 

doART Gallery 2006.03

Hyun Chung - From material to life 

Beijing Today Art Museum 2009.02

Jaeho Jung - Euphoria  

SEO GALLERY 2007.08