Kim Eull Solo Exhibition 

Twilight Zone Studio – We Live in a Twilight World

“Twilight Zone Studio” is a project that recreates the artist's actual working studio, which has accompanied Kim Eull's long creative journey, in miniature in the exhibition space, and presents it as an independent artwork. Rather than an exhibition about a studio, this represents an unprecedented attempt to transform the studio itself into a work of art. By presenting his workspace as an artwork, the artist shifts the exhibition's focus from end products to the creative process and environment. Consequently, the museum space becomes a stage for artistic experience that enters the artist's private and creative realm.

One distinctive and crucial aspect of “Twilight Zone Studio” lies in how the workspace is reborn as a symbolic structure that embodies the artist's psychological trajectory and ontological explorations and extends beyond its physical environment. Drawing upon a decade of carpentry experience, the artist directly participated in building his studio. With the artist's hands, the studio has been transformed into both a site of sculptural experimentation and a creative foundation where life traces are embedded. This dissolves the distinction between the artist's private realm and public exhibition space, inviting viewers into an environment that encompasses the beginning, process, and results of creation.

Hosted and Organized by Savina Museum

Sponsored by Arts Council Korea, ARKO Partners Visual Art