Exhibition Information

			– Exhibition Introduction
The artist Cheon Young-hwan, who constantly doubts existing human-made standards and symbols of ideas (such as emotions, senses, language, etc.) during the New Normal era, explores the unique individuality and diversity in categorized perceptions.

If "Random Diversity" was a collaboration between humans who understand colors due to the wavelength of visible light and non-human (AI) who understands light's electrical signals as colors, "New Random Diversity" is a signal for the expansion of research into other senses such as vision, smell, taste, and hearing.

The author seeks new standards through human and nonhuman ensembles in the process of visualizing the invisible by mixing senses, perceptions, and emotions into algorithms.

If the previous "After All This Time" exhibition was an exhibition that asks questions about "what our memories and feelings should be, now, and in the future, to overcome the unpredictable world," it will recall what we have lost over the past hour, and provide new clues to discover and read.

'Memory' is made of 'sense'.

The artist Cheon Young-hwan "decodes" the emotions and ask us what is the 'new senses' after this time in the past memories.

*Decode: Encryption, the process of dismantling encoded data into algorithms


(...)


(source=songwon art center)