Lotte Museum Wins iF Design Award 2022 for ‘dreamer, 3:45am’

Positive Reviews for Art Space Featuring the Theme of 'Kkum'

Exhibition view of dreamer. Photo by Lotte Museum

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Heeyoon] Lotte Cultural Foundation's Lotte Museum announced on the 18th that its exhibition 'dreamer, 3:45am' won the Grand Prize in the Interior Architecture category for exhibition design at the iF Design Award 2022.

The iF Design Award is considered one of the world's top three design awards, alongside Red Dot and IDEA Design Awards.

'dreamer, 3:45am,' presented jointly by Lotte Museum and Juseong Design Lab, is an exhibition featuring 10 teams of Korea's leading musicians and contemporary artists, composed of five synesthetic art spaces centered on the theme of 'dreams.'

The exhibition featured the UK’s leading media artist group UVA, domestic contemporary artists Fabriker, Silo Lab, Studio Atek, Korean musicians Code Kunst, Peggy Gou, Yoon Seokcheol, Frankincense, Lim Yongju, and the contemporary dance group Ambiguous Dance Company, who collectively broke the boundaries of contemporary art and offered new artistic experiences and inspiration.

A representative from Lotte Museum stated, "We will continue to introduce new movements in contemporary art worldwide in various ways," adding, "We plan to transform the exhibition space into a diverse artistic venue to provide opportunities to experience dynamic energy."

Meanwhile, Lotte Museum is hosting Alex Prager's first large-scale solo exhibition 'BIG WEST,' which expresses timeless emotions beyond the boundaries of condensed moments, until June 6.