Exhibition archive
Exhibitions
This archive records the moments when my work meets spaces and audiences.
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2025
Group Exhibition · Photography
Seoul Record Project <Hongdae, Seogyo, Yeonnam, and Hapjeong>
Ryugaheon Gallery
Seoul, South Korea · Dec 9, 2025 - Dec 14, 2025
A Thousand Cameras is a public-interest program supported by Fujifilm and created in collaboration with documentary photographer Sung Nam-Hun to document Seoul through photography. As the capital of South Korea and home to millions of people, Seoul continues to change rapidly. The project aims to record the city as it exists today and preserve that record for tomorrow.
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2025
Book Fair · Photobook
Seoul Publishers Table 2025
National Library of Korea
Seoul, South Korea · Oct 17, 2025 - Oct 19, 2025
Seoul Publishers Table, launched in 2013, is the largest independent publishing fair in Korea. Through independent publishing, it has also become a celebration of people who have found the courage to bring their own stories into the world and share them with others. In 2025, the event was held at the National Library of Korea, with more than 200 participating teams and over 10,000 visitors.
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2025
Group Exhibition · Photography
Fujifilm Photo Festa 2025
Nodeul Gallery
Seoul, South Korea · Aug 23, 2025 - Aug 31, 2025
Fujifilm Photo Festa 2025 is an international photography festival that recognizes and exhibits outstanding portfolio series and single images created by photographers using Fujifilm cameras. The festival presented works by 15 Portfolio Series Award winners and 20 Single Image Award winners, alongside Fujifilm-supported projects and works by photographers from Korea and abroad at Nodeul Island in Seoul.
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2025
Group Exhibition · Photography
Things from an Impossible Point
KT&G Sangsangmadang Hongdae Gallery
Seoul, South Korea · Feb 20, 2025 - Mar 30, 2025
SLAP (Sangsangmadang Life-Art Photographers) is an educational program for artists, aspiring artists, photography enthusiasts, and other amateur photographers who wish to engage more deeply with photography or broaden the scope of their practice. Things from an Impossible Point was the final exhibition of the 15th SLAP cohort, featuring works by 13 participants who completed approximately five months of the program and presented projects across photography, media, installation, and other formats.
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