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Art Center Nabi, a specialized institution for Media Arts, showcases new experience and communication with Hangul (the Korean character) and new media. is on view from October 7th through November 18th.

▲The section shows aesthetic approaches of Hangul- which comprises works that show typography and visualization of Hangul. Included are signboard abstracted installation that utilized moving Hangul fonts by Seung Kwan No, a co-project by Won Koh and Jihoon Byun which incorporated concrete poetry and interactive media art. ▲ Sound art works that attempt rhythmical aspects of Hangul are on view at the section. ▲ The section shows works of interactive storytelling and communication that emphasize semantic appearances of Hangul. Included are works by Lisa Lee trying new approaches in storytelling through daily activities such as using chopsticks and hair brushing.

The opening reception on October 7th will show performance of the MilMul Modern Dance Company that expresses the beauty, excellency and originality of Hangul with 3D stereo-scopic images, calligraphy and human body.
“ tries to explore new possibilities and interactivity of Hangul in the media era through the original role of Arts, which is to think differently.”, said Dooeun Choi, Art Center Nabi curator.