The Garden Project: Imprinting Time

About the exhibition

Outdoors in the museum's garden, which Vogue Korea says Piet Oudolf designed, three Korean women artists from different generations show sculpture. The museum says the shared subject is nature, time and scenes settling into a sculpture's surface. Entry is free.

Kim Yun Shin's Singing Tree works begin as shapes cut from wood, then are cast in metal and painted. Vogue Korea lists them as aluminum with acrylic. Meekyoung Shin's angels are made of soap, and the museum says wind, rain and air slowly change their outlines. Vogue Korea lists the soap with fragrance oil. Omyo Cho's works combine translucent glass, aluminum and metal on slender stems and roots. The museum describes them as arrivals from a future that has not happened yet, crash-landed in the garden.

The museum's list includes Celestial Whisper 56 Angel A and Celestial Whisper 51 Angel A (both 2024) by Shin and 아모르포 (2026) and 이게 마지막일 리는 없어 (2025) by Cho.