An Exhibition of Four Artists: Exploring the World of Plants at the BRT Small Art Museum

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Hello.

This is the Sejong City Culture & Tourism Foundation.

It's already been over three months since 2025 began.

For some, a new semester has started, and for others, it's the beginning of another busy day.

As we reopen our blog, we'd like to introduce the exhibition currently being held at the BRT Small Art Museum.

It's a group exhibition by Yoon Ji-suk and three other artists, titled <The Way Plants ( ) Do>.

This exhibition features the work of four artists who express four themes – connection, change, healing, and desire – through their individual artistic perspectives.

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First, we have Nam So-young's work on (Connection).

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"I perceive plants as one of the mediums that connect to a happy daily life, and metaphorize the gestures of encountering them through experiential senses."

Nam So-young

Next is Moon Hee's work on (Change).

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"I express the moments of change felt in the growth of plants with colored layers, and reflect on the meaning of time within them."

Moon Hee

Next is Yoon Ji-suk's work on (Healing).

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"I express messages of comfort and healing derived from the inherent beauty and vitality of nature through my works."

Yoon Ji-suk

Finally, we have Lee Eun-ji's work on (Desire).

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"Plants, like humans, compete, help each other, and prepare for their time. I transform the hidden desires and dynamics of plants into visual images."

Lee Eun-ji

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Such beautiful works have arrived at the exhibition hall.

Spring, when flowers bloom and new life emerges, is approaching. How about appreciating these new works born here at the BRT Small Art Museum while gazing at the beauty of new life?

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○ Dates: March 19, 2025 (Wed) – March 30, 2025 (Sun)

*Closed on Mondays and public holidays

○ Hours: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Lunch break: 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM)

○ Location: BRT Small Art Museum

7-7, Naseongnam-ro, Sejong Special Self-Governing City

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Source :https://blog.naver.com/brtartmuseum/223801923460

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