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Dates
Sep 16, 2026 — Oct 10, 2026
Place
CGV Ulsan Seongnam, 3rd floor, 145 Jungang-gil, Jung-gu, Ulsan Metropolitan City
Admission at the time
Free
Facts last checked
2026-10-04
First preserved here
2026-10-05
Layers of Memory and Traces of Time _ Inside Space.

Published programme

Gallery Geurimson will hold a solo exhibition featuring the works of HOYA. In 2022, the exhibition "Gallery Geurimson" paradoxically expressed the relationship between humans and society through the materiality of "THORN." This exhibition, however, discusses the relationships that we should remember through the traces of time. Hoya, the artist, consistently chooses new stories and materials for each exhibition, using her work to depict the changing social phenomena of the era. Even if the visual image of the work is expressed differently, all concepts represent life as it appears in relationships. The concept is that time spent in nature, time spent with humans, and all time spent in coexistence are intertwined and intersect within relationships. In this solo exhibition, thorns will not be featured. However, through hundreds of layers of overlapping and brushstrokes, the artwork represents the passage of time. It raises the question of whether the coexistence of two substances with completely different properties, which can exist together in that space, represents humans and nature, or perhaps unknown life forms from a completely different space. The artist asks us whether the order within the space is maintained by humans or by nature. The author demonstrates the meaning of coexistence in space through layers of color, lines, and countless repetitions, illustrating the idea that a familiar space transforms into something entirely different the moment an unfamiliar element is introduced.

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