Fine Art<br />INTO THIN AIR<br />The exhibition "Into Thin Air," which provides audiences with visual <br /><br />illusions and multisensory experiences, recently took place at the Kumho <br /><br />Museum of Art. The exhibition displays the works of a total of 10 artists, <br /><br />including drawings, videos and installations using only the basic colors of <br /><br />black and white.Artist Kim Sang-jin's "Sound Sculpture" helps us realize <br /><br />that space can also be 3D, while artist Park Ki-won's installation "Falling" <br /><br />shows the illusion of light falling down like a waterfall by installing bright <br /><br />lights behind the layers of plastic curtains. Meanwhile, artist Hong Buhm's <br /><br />"5 Rooms" transformed his drawings to 3-D, created a video using <br /><br />animation techniques and projected it onto the wall, giving the impression <br /><br />of a nightmare. The 10 artists together help us experience an organic <br /><br />relationship between space and ourselves.<br /><br />[Fine art] A banquet of multisensory senses and illusions<br /><br />Kumho Museum of Art http://www.kumhomuseum.com/
