Seo-Seoul Museum of Art 1st floor Gallery 3
2026.09.01~2026.10.11
Free
Moving Image, Sound, Painting
Woosung Lee
3 works
Seo-Seoul Museum of Art
HA Sukyung 02-2124-5817
Information Desk 02-2124-5800, 5801
The Play Lounge at Seo-Seoul Museum of Art is an open space where visitors can engage with art at their own pace, taking time to savor the aesthetic moments within the museum. Currently, the space features Woosung Lee’s But some day, one day, soon (2021), an animated video capturing the continuous ebb and flow of waves through 1,969 individual pictures. Each frame encapsulates a distinct moment, coming together to generate fluid motion across evolving scenes where scattered fragments pass by and merge into rhythmic tides. Bearing traces of what came before them, the shimmering scenes coalesce into delicate ripples. Just as the sea never retains the same form, Lee translates these ever-shifting moments into individual images, breathing time and motion into still frames. Meanwhile, an asynchronously playing soundtrack creates intersections and collisions with the visuals, giving rise to new relationships. Much like these unstoppable waves, life unfolds in shifting forms amid unpredictable changes. But some day, one day, soon lends its name to the Play Lounge, as the quiet promise held within the work reverberates throughout the space. The title hints at a faint possibility that something different from the present might await us, if we simply look at familiar landscapes through a new lens.
The Seo-Seoul Museum of Art is Seoul’s first public museum dedicated to new media, envisioning itself as a social power plant connecting art and everyday life. Reflecting the distinctive character of southwestern Seoul-where memories of a former industrial district coexist with future-oriented industries such as information technology and fashion-the museum presents programs focused on new media, interdisciplinary art, and youth art education. Centered around local research, the Seo-Seoul Museum of Art seeks to build multidisciplinary regional networks while serving as an R&D hub that generates new values and experiences. The museum also supports artists exploring new forms of artistic expression grounded in media research.
61, Deoksugung-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea (04515)
82-2-2124-8800