"Do you want to see it again? RE:VIEW"

We each form our own first impressions of people, things, and places the moment we first meet them. That first impression becomes the beginning of a memory, but the more you meet and observe, the more details and meanings that were initially unseen gradually emerge. Even when encountering the same subject, our perspective and memories can change depending on where and in what environment we encounter it. "Do you want to see it again?" RE:VIEW is an exhibition that begins with the concept of "reunion." This exhibition features works from the outdoor sculpture exhibition "Pause" at the Gyeonggi Museum of Art, as well as works from the collection of the National Museum of Modern Art's Art Bank. Seven pieces of sculpture that meet both indoors and outdoors were made by three artists, Choi Jeong-hwa, Bae Hyung-kyung, and Yang Tae-keun, based on the same theme and materials, each for different spaces. The artwork incorporates the landscape, light, and surrounding environment of its placement, and interacts with viewers in various ways. Let's slowly walk around the sculpture, observing its front, back, and sides, and together, let's see how the wood, sky, water, and light create a particular scene with the artwork. Inside the museum, you can see flowers, people, animals, and the shapes of life, which you might have previously observed outdoors in nature. Look at the flowers and people through the glass, and encounter small living creatures up close. The fragments, in their respective locations, convey different stories to each other. Why is this artwork placed here? How does the space affect the way a work of art appears? And what will we see, feel, and remember within it? I hope this exhibition will be a time for viewers to rediscover their own perspectives on the artworks.