The exhibition "Utopia: Dreaming of an Ideal World," held throughout Damyang-gun, Jeollanam-do, is receiving positive responses, and additional nighttime lighting works, including Lee Kang-yu's "Healing Forest," are being introduced.
In particular, the lighting installations added to Gwanbangjerim and Dambit Music Hall are expected to harmonize with Damyang's nighttime scenery, offering new visual stimulation and emotional impact to both locals and tourists.
This exhibition runs until September 30 at Gwanbangjerim, Dambit Music Hall, Historical and Cultural Park, and Damyang Cultural Center, while the works at Damidam Art District Gallery Building conclude on August 31.
Lee Byung-no, the mayor of Damyang-gun, stated, "We expect this exhibition to provide a special nighttime journey in Damyang for locals and tourists," adding, "We will continue to do our best to expand opportunities for cultural and artistic enjoyment for both residents and visitors."
Meanwhile, this exhibition, planned by Damyang-gun and the Projection Project (Gallery Vinci) and sponsored by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Arts Management Support Center, is a curated exhibition about utopia that imagines and explores an ideal world in reality through human imagination and hope.
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