Current Exhibition

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Side - Eye

In June Park

March 24 to April 2

Side - Eye invites viewers into a world of quiet accumulation and subtle connection. Shadows linger, fragments of memory drift, and small details—a glint of light, a repeated gesture, a half-remembered moment—begin to resonate over time.

New York–based artist In June Park gathers experience through patient observation, associative thinking, and the gradual layering of fragments. Inspired in part by W.G. Sebald’s The Rings of Saturn, the work allows meaning to unfold slowly, shaped by repetition and reflection rather than linear narrative.

Emphasizing method over fixed theme, the exhibition brings together fragments drawn from daily life, memory, and archival imagery, recontextualized without explicit resolution. Within this space, time and attention become essential—viewers are invited to linger, to look closely, and to allow meaning to emerge at its own pace.

Exhibition Hours
Monday–Friday, 10 AM – 4 PM  

(Closed on Weekends)