In Seoul, a former warehouse becomes a living canvas for Korea's architectural heritage
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82-20 Wangsimni-ro, Seongdong-gu, Seoul, South Korea
Design
Kwanghyun Han
Artists
Leo Kim, Daniel Song, Kate Cho, Rahee Yoon, Heesu Suh, Sukwoo Lee, Jonghwan Baek
Choreography
Yoonhee Lee
Floor Area
350 sq-m
Completed
2025
Titled Trace of Sense, the exhibition marries Korean architecture and contemporary materials through the meticulous transformation of an industrial space.
KEY FEATURES
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