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Free · Seongdong-gu Wooran Foundation
The Wooran Foundation's second textile special exhibition, 《Texture of Rest》, offers a time to 'reweave' the scattered self through the inherent material properties of fiber—'connection' and 'patience'—for modern people who are losing themselves in a flood of information and relationships. In this exhibition, fiber moves beyond being a simple object of appreciation; it crosses the threshold of our inner selves, honestly penetrates the abyss of pain, and presents a 'living journey of healing' toward true peace. This suggests that true peace can only be faced when confronting pain, not avoiding it. It is an exhibition where you can briefly turn off external noise, have a dense conversation with your inner self, and experience the texture of purified rest that you finally reach. - Main Program: Special Exhibition
Seongdong-gu Wooran Foundation
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