Exhibition Information

			Ecology is not a meaning of the environment as a human circumference, but rather a form in which life, objects, nature, and humans form a network. Ecology, the link between life and life, is inherent in the minds of nature, society, and human beings, and interacts with each other while metabolizing matter, body and mind, genes, insects, and microorganisms. By far the most mentioned word in the world in 2020 will be "Corona 19." It is a well-known fact that "Korona 19" is still underway and it is still unknown how this situation can be concluded, but it is a well-known fact that it is changing the shape of human life around the world. The corona crisis, which is in a series of connected processes like dominoes, is caused by the mismatch of ecology. These ecological problems are close to our lives, threatening the lives and livelihoods of mankind. It is true that the ecological problem has been a constant concern for mankind, but it has been pushed back from the priorities of interest. It is no exaggeration to say that the corona incident has awakened us to ecology. At this point, we will have to recognize and think about nature, nature and human, human and human relationships, such as the various conditions in which life lives, and the network of connections that arise within nature and society. 
This exhibition reflects the times when people pay attention to the ecology and environment of the global village and shows the works of writers who are concerned about the importance of life, the ecology of nature and society, the ecology of the mind, and the peculiarities of difference in the connected community. 
Ecology can cover all human activities in the state of nature, in the ecology of the human mind, and in the network of relationships between humans and humans. We have been obsessed with growthism, success, and development myths. We should turn to various ecosystems and talk about richer stories, not the meaning of the entrenched ecology attributed to natural conservation. With this exhibition, we look forward to looking back on the grounds and foundations of our lives.

Source by : Hong yunlee (History of Academic Arts at the Gwangju Museum of Art)