Exhibition Information

Installation View

Installation View

Installation View

Installation View

			To you who will face us in the future.


The drivers of motorcycles and black helmets, painted in similar colors that we often encounter in our daily lives, come together in one form and quickly disappear before our eyes. But we don't notice it strangely and we take it easily as part of our daily lives. Aren’t many artists participating in the art scene rushing their work to the audience, such as delivery motorcycles that are standardized at the speed of the scene?

The works currently consumed in the art market are quickly displayed regardless of their working hours and then pushed out by other works. The audience only vaguely remembers the author through the work they saw in the exhibition hall.

<Speed of Delivery> is an exhibition where Artists from various media come together to discuss and ask questions about the speed of creation and consumption of work. The authors, who deal with various media such as painting, sculpture, media and photography, suggest that the work is delivered to the audience through their own pace of work.

The artists call the work "work of art" because it involves a number of processes before it is displayed. While it is not enough to simply mumble layers piled up in the process of creating a work, it is also the right word to value the whole process. Each artist takes a variety of steps and time, from preparing a source for his work to creating a form of work, to being able to be shown to the public, which is the first step in the art scene.

The next step, "consumption," is taking place at a very fast pace, as it presents the work to the audience through the exhibition. The exhibition space where artists and audiences meet is displayed due to wear and tear of the process the artist has done to create the work, and the work of the author, which spread quickly through various networks, is passed with minimal public estimation. This art system, created according to the socio-economic phenomenon in Korea, offers selective attention and evaluation not only to artists but also to the public.

The works created by the artist left a faint trail in the art scene, not having enough time with the audience by the speed of the art system. Still, countless artists are constantly releasing their stories through their works, attempting to have in-depth conversations with the audience.

Now is the time to find ways to ensure that the process of creation and consumption, ranging from artists to audiences, does not just pass through, but everyone enjoys it correctly.

Oh Eun Seo