Immersive Media Art Exhibition to Enchant Naju City

Media Art Exhibition at Navillera Cultural Center

Naju-si, Jeollanam-do is set to host a captivating media art exhibition titled ‘Drawing in space: Into the immersion of the senses’ at the Navillera Cultural Center from September 11 to October 9.

This exhibition is part of the Naju Theater Cultural Regeneration Project, offering a glimpse into the future of Naju Theater, which promises to present diverse cultural programs, including media art-based exhibitions and performances.

The exhibition is divided into three themes: ‘Flat Water’, ‘Karma’, and ‘Organic Space’. By combining cutting-edge technologies such as sound and data mapping with art, visitors can expect an immersive visual and auditory experience.

Featured artist Noh Sang-hee is a versatile artist who actively explores various artistic genres, including painting, new media, and media art. Sang-hee’s work expresses the intricate relationship between humans and nature with a unique perspective.

This exhibition utilizes everyday materials and spaces to expand the microscopic world, presenting new perspectives to viewers and challenging their perceptions.

A Naju City official expressed hopes that this exhibition will spark interest and expectations among local residents in the Naju Theater Cultural Regeneration Project, and reaffirmed the city’s commitment to becoming a hub for culture and arts in the future.

‘Drawing in space: Into the immersion of the senses’ is open to the public free of charge.