Current Exhibition
The Night Becomes You
Jiwoong Jang
January 20 to January 30
<The Night Becomes You> is a solo exhibition by New York–based Korean artist Jiwoong Jang, featuring photographs and sculptural works shaped by nearly two decades of walking at night.
The exhibition began with a line from Jean-Dominique Bauby’s memoir The Diving Bell and the Butterfly: “Just walking at night until I dropped.” For the artist, this sentence became a starting point for understanding nighttime walking as a way of thinking, enduring, and finding balance during uncertain periods of life.
Rather than documenting specific places, the works focus on fleeting traces of light, subtle shifts in distance, and changes in perception experienced while moving through darkness. The images do not tell a clear story, but instead capture moments of pause—brief intervals between stillness and movement.
Through photography and sculptural forms, The Night Becomes You turns personal experience into a space where viewers are invited to slow down and linger at their own pace.
Exhibition Hours:Monday–Friday, 10 AM – 4 PM
Starstretched
Kim Kimin
June 20 to June 27
In this exhibition, Kim focuses on drawing as a condensed form of painterly exploration and improvisation. The works are presented as an archive, offering a collection of experimental and expressive pieces that reflect the artist’s intuitive approach. For Kim, drawing serves not only as a precursor to painting but also as a medium with its own autonomo
Finding Home in Junction
Jeenho Seo
June 6 to June 13
Seo is known for his multidisciplinary work that merges traditional East Asian aesthetics with explorations of contemporary space. In this exhibition, he reinterprets the concept of “home” not as a fixed location, but as a fleeting sensation experienced in balance with one’s surrounding environment. Through sculpture, installation, and painting,
LOVE ME ANYWAY?
Beki Song x Curated by Lina Hwang
May 23 to May 30
Under the theme Love Me Anyway, the exhibition delves into the longing for unconditional love and the pure yet clumsy desires that stem from it. Song’s fantastical creatures, known as “wild babies”—monster-like characters born from the artist’s imagination—take center stage in this show.
Window
Sang Eun (Eun, Hee Sang)
May 10 to May 16
In Window, Eun presents a series of photographs that challenge the viewer’s perception of time, space, scale, and place. Blurred, distorted, or obscured imagery functions as both an aesthetic and conceptual device, inviting viewers to reconsider how we experience the world through the lens—both physically and psychologically.