Step into a World of Healing and Art at Busan's Museum 1

If you're searching for a unique and awe-inspiring museum experience, look no further than the Museum of Contemporary Art Busan – Museum 1, located in the Haeundae district of Busan, South Korea.

The Busan Museum of Contemporary Art, also known as Museum 1, is currently showcasing an exhibition titled 'Technique of Healing,' which is a unique and thought-provoking collection of media art installations.

The exhibition focuses on the theme of healing and features works from a variety of artists, each exploring different aspects of this complex concept. As soon as you enter the exhibition space, you are immediately immersed in a world of color, light, and sound, which all contribute to the overall sense of calm and relaxation that permeates the show.

JeeYoung Lee's latest installation can be seen at the "Technique of Healing" exhibition hosted by Museum 1 in Busan until May 7th, 2023. The video, "The Tree Spirit" is part of the project "The Last Unflowering Tree," inspired by a tree cut down in the artist's neighborhood. The installation recreates the tree with disposable plastics as a memorial ceremony for the tree and Hamadryad, a tree fairy from Greek mythology. The performer in the work represents the forest spirit, praying for nature and soothing the tree's spirit.

In addition to these large-scale installations, the exhibition also features a number of smaller works that explore the theme of healing in different ways. For example, one piece invites visitors to write down their worries and fears on a piece of paper, which is then folded and added to a large 'worry ball,' while another encourages visitors to draw a picture of a happy memory on a postcard and send it to a loved one.

In this space, you can enjoy the nice video and peaceful sound.

The beach is the main character in some projects.

For them, blue is a color of positive and creative things.

The 'Technique of Healing' exhibition at Museum 1 is a must-visit for anyone interested in media art and the power of art to promote well-being and relaxation. The carefully curated collection of works is both visually stunning and thought-provoking, and visitors are sure to leave feeling refreshed and inspired.

More information

Individual FEE:

Adult: 18,000 KRW
Teenager: KRW 15,000
Child: KRW 13,000

Address:

20, Centum seo-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan, Republic of Korea (부산광역시 해운대구 센텀서로 20, 뮤지엄 다)

Website: https://kunst1.co.kr/museumone

Tra My Nguyen - WalkintoKorea