
Seoul Light DDP Autumn
Free · Jung-gu Dongdaemun Design Plaza
- Dates
- Sep 3 ~ Sep 13
- Hours
- 19:30~22:30
- Venue
- Dongdaemun Design Plaza
- Area
- Seoul Jung-gu
- Price
- Free
- Organiser
- Seoul Metropolitan Government Seoul Design Foundation
- Enquiries
- 서울특별시 02-2153-0000
About this event
[Seoul Light DDP 2026 Autumn], the world's largest atypical media art festival that will brightly illuminate downtown Seoul, will be held at Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP) for 11 days from September 3 to 13. Under the theme 'DAYBREAKER', it presents the spirit of innovation and challenge that breaks the darkness and opens a new light through three festivals: Autumn, Winter, and Countdown. The first chapter, [Seoul Light DDP 2026 Autumn], focuses on the 'K-Original Light', the fundamental light that has formed today's Korean culture. In this event, a new stage, the first for Seoul Light DDP, will be presented through live performances and real-time responsive media art based on Nam June Paik's philosophy. In addition, media art that modernly reinterprets the works of Yoo Young-kuk and Hangeul, as well as performances combining light, sound, and lasers, will create another beginning that will be remembered as the future of Seoul Light DDP. 1. Main Programs 1) Media Facade - The Break Point | Nam June Paik × Birthday - In Search of the Mountain Within Me | Yoo Young-kuk × Kwon Ha-yoon - A Night Where Words Shine | Cheonggu Yeongeon × TwoGray 2) Laser Art - Light of the Future, Passing Through the Resonance of Time | DDP 365 Light x Yoon Je-ho 3) Live Performances - IDIOTAPE - SION - HYPNOSIS THERAPY - SOULSCAPE 2. Events - SNS Follow Event - Viewing Authentication Event - First-come, first-served Goods Event at the opening ceremony
Location
Jung-gu Dongdaemun Design Plaza
Weather
- Sep 3(Thu)Clear · 22° ~ 30° · 20% chance of rain
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