Seonhee Moon

Starting from the 408-day aerial sit-in by Cha Gwang-ho, a laid-off worker from Star Chemical in 2015, this book contains photos and stories from 33 aerial sit-in sites between 2005 and 2019. The photos, taken not immediately after the events but after time had passed, deeply illuminate the aerial sit-ins and the lives of their protagonists. The artist looks beyond the simple confrontational framework of the media, slowly examining the context of the remaining stories and the real stories of the aerial sit-in participants.

An event that collects personal experiences and stories with wild animals, serving as a bridge connecting people and the world of the wild.

The 'Art for All, Sound for Art' exhibition at the Lee Kang-ha Art Museum was created with the hope that it would be an exhibition and art that people can lean on each other. While most visual art exhibitions convey the meaning of art through the sense of 'seeing,' this exhibition aims to awaken other senses beyond sight to communicate the meaning of art to visitors.