Exhibition Scenes
CREDIT
Professor
CHUNG EUN YOU_정은유
Students
KIM JEONG HWAN_김정환
JUN YOUNG MIN_전영민
EOM CHAE YUN_엄채윤
AHN HYEONG SU_안형수
KIM SUNG MIN_김성민
MOON BYEONG SEOK_문병석
As freedom of thought and expression is guaranteed and material abundance grows, the range of choices we can make has expanded. However, the more options we have, the deeper the struggle to determine what constitutes the "better choice," and with it comes the increasing fear of responsibility and regret over those decisions. The ability to choose signifies the existence of freedom, but we are often pressured to make choices before fully considering them, or swept away by external influences, preventing us from selecting what we truly desire.
For everyone living at countless crossroads of choice, we present the <exhibition Art & Innovation: uhhhh Moment> at the Daegu Arts Center The six participating artists, drawing from their perspectives and experiences, use a variety of media and techniques—painting, drawing, video, interactive art, and virtual reality—to express the struggles surrounding choice in the language of art. At the intersection of diverse thoughts and individual reflections, we hope this exhibition will offer viewers the chance to reflect on the weight and meaning of choice and discover new possibilities for perception.
As freedom of thought and expression is guaranteed and material abundance grows, the range of choices we can make has expanded. However, the more options we have, the deeper the struggle to determine what constitutes the "better choice," and with it comes the increasing fear of responsibility and regret over those decisions. The ability to choose signifies the existence of freedom, but we are often pressured to make choices before fully considering them, or swept away by external influences, preventing us from selecting what we truly desire.
For everyone living at countless crossroads of choice, we present the <exhibition Art & Innovation: uhhhh Moment> at the Daegu Arts Center The six participating artists, drawing from their perspectives and experiences, use a variety of media and techniques—painting, drawing, video, interactive art, and virtual reality—to express the struggles surrounding choice in the language of art. At the intersection of diverse thoughts and individual reflections, we hope this exhibition will offer viewers the chance to reflect on the weight and meaning of choice and discover new possibilities for perception.
As freedom of thought and expression is guaranteed and material abundance grows, the range of choices we can make has expanded. However, the more options we have, the deeper the struggle to determine what constitutes the "better choice," and with it comes the increasing fear of responsibility and regret over those decisions. The ability to choose signifies the existence of freedom, but we are often pressured to make choices before fully considering them, or swept away by external influences, preventing us from selecting what we truly desire.
For everyone living at countless crossroads of choice, we present the <exhibition Art & Innovation: uhhhh Moment> at the Daegu Arts Center The six participating artists, drawing from their perspectives and experiences, use a variety of media and techniques—painting, drawing, video, interactive art, and virtual reality—to express the struggles surrounding choice in the language of art. At the intersection of diverse thoughts and individual reflections, we hope this exhibition will offer viewers the chance to reflect on the weight and meaning of choice and discover new possibilities for perception.
As freedom of thought and expression is guaranteed and material abundance grows, the range of choices we can make has expanded. However, the more options we have, the deeper the struggle to determine what constitutes the "better choice," and with it comes the increasing fear of responsibility and regret over those decisions. The ability to choose signifies the existence of freedom, but we are often pressured to make choices before fully considering them, or swept away by external influences, preventing us from selecting what we truly desire.
For everyone living at countless crossroads of choice, we present the <exhibition Art & Innovation: uhhhh Moment> at the Daegu Arts Center The six participating artists, drawing from their perspectives and experiences, use a variety of media and techniques—painting, drawing, video, interactive art, and virtual reality—to express the struggles surrounding choice in the language of art. At the intersection of diverse thoughts and individual reflections, we hope this exhibition will offer viewers the chance to reflect on the weight and meaning of choice and discover new possibilities for perception.
Directions
201 Gongwonsunhwan-ro, Dalseo-gu, Daegu (Postal code: 42672)
Daegu Culture and Arts Center, Exhibition Room 10
Subway Transportation Guide Subway Line 1: Get off at Seongdangmot Station and take Exit 1 (10-minute walk) Subway Line 2: Get off at Duryu Station and take Exit 14 (Transfer to bus: Get off at Express 6 in front of Duryu Swimming Pool) Bus Transportation Guide In front of the Cultural Arts Center: 609, 618, 650, 706, 805, 836, Namgu 1-1, Express 6 (Get off at Duryu Swimming Pool) Across from the Cultural Arts Center: 609, 618, 650, 706, 805, 836, Namgu 1, Express 6 (Get off at Duryu Swimming Pool) Expressway Transportation Guide When using the Gyeongbu Expressway Exit from Seodaegu IC toward Gwangju and Masan Pass the Seodaegu tollgate and exit at Namdaegu IC Continue straight Pass Bonri Intersection and turn left at Seongdang Intersection toward Duryu Park Turn left after passing Seongdang Pond and then turn left When using the Central Inland Expressway (former Guma Expressway) or the 8 Gwangju-Daegu Expressway (former 88 Olympic Expressway) Pay the toll at Hwawon Tollgate and go straight toward Namdaegu IC Take the right exit (Bonri Intersection) before Namdaegu IC Continue straight and pass Bonri Intersection and turn left at Seongdang Intersection toward Duryu Park Turn left after passing Seongdang Pond and then turn left