G-Dragon Media Exhibition Draws 250,000 Visitors Across 11 Cities Including Mainland China

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Creative Mut announced on February 24, 2026 that singer G-Dragon's media exhibition attracted a cumulative total of 250,000 visitors across 11 cities over roughly one year.

Galaxy Corporation and Creative Mut jointly organized the "G-Dragon media exhibition 'Kwon Ji Yong Act III: M.O.T.T.E (Utopia) - The Exhibition: WUVERMENSCH'" (hereafter "G-Dragon media exhibition 'Wuvermensch'"). The exhibition brought to life the message and universe of G-Dragon's third full-length studio album of the same name. Virtual reality (VR), real-time holograms, and a large-scale media tunnel were installed along the visitor route.

Starting in Seoul in March 2025, it was subsequently held in Tokyo, Taipei, Hong Kong, Osaka, Macao, Singapore, and Bangkok, and also took place in mainland Chinese cities such as Hangzhou, Chengdu, and Guangzhou. It is rare for a media exhibition based solely on a K-pop artist's solo album to be staged in mainland China.

In Tokyo, the exhibition was run in a festival format, while in Osaka a shuttle bus wrapped in the exhibition design was operated. In Hong Kong, the exhibition was held in collaboration with a large shopping mall, and in Hangzhou a "Don't Look Up" photo booth was also set up. The Singapore edition of the exhibition was held at Changi Airport.

The exhibition adopted "Media Tech 2.0" technology, incorporating digital technologies into the exhibition narrative to present real and virtual elements side by side. It also showcased stage costumes worn by G-Dragon and spatial designs that reflected local characteristics in each city.

The exhibition was featured by Japanese media outlets including Nihon Keizai Shimbun, GQ Japan, and Vogue Japan. It was also covered by Phoenix New Media Macao, The Smart Local in Singapore, and Channel NewsAsia. In Taiwan, China Times ran the exhibition on its front page. Outdoor advertisements featuring a daisy light stick concept were also displayed at major landmarks in key cities.