An interesting exhibition was born when Goo Hye-sun and Seo Tae-ji met.
Since the 20th, Hye-seon Goo has been conducting a solo exhibition, Hye-seon Goo’s newage under Seo Tae-ji’s lyrics at the Hangaram Museum of Art, Seoul Arts Center, Seocho-gu, Seoul. At the solo exhibition press conference, Goo Hye-seon introduced, “I planned this exhibition as an easy and publicly accessible exhibition.” .
With the start of her solo exhibition’Tango’ in 2009, Goo Hye-seon has continued to show off her own world of work, continuing active activities not only in Korea but also abroad. In April of last year, the invitation exhibition’Sail-Again and Again’ was held, and the proceeds from the exhibition were donated as a gift to overcome Corona 19, and it became a hot topic.
This exhibition was planned as a comprehensive art form in which music, delicacy, and video were fused by collaborating with 17 songs by Taeji Seo and 25 New Age music composed by Hyeseon Koo. Unlike the exhibitions that Goo Hye-sun had shown in the past, the importance of video was increased rather than painting, and spaces where people could directly listen to New Age music, including piano, were arranged in various places to add interest.
Goo Hye-sun, who has shown her talent through various artistic activities such as film director, composer, and painter, is evaluated as an opportunity to glimpse her talents once again.
Goo Hye-sun said, “It is true that the lyrics were homage rather than collaboration,” and said, “I had no relationship before and I personally enjoyed listening to Seo Tae-ji’s songs. I was able to proceed,” he explained.
The song of Seo Tae-ji, which Hye-sun Koo praised, was’The Swamp of Death”Robot”Orange”Fighter in the Forest”To You”Morning Eye”Although”Sogyeokdong”Comeback Home”Moai”Tank’ It contains 17 songs, including’Peace Win’,’Zero’,’Lost’,’Internet War’,’I know’,’Regret the times’.
Goo Hye-seon said, “There are a lot of music that I do inside me,” and “I wanted to express that part to the outside, but if I go out with a person who went out in front of popular music called Seo Tae-ji and go out with them, my music will not be unfamiliar and all this will feel strange I wanted to,” he explained.
He added, “There was no direct or indirect request for’what to do’ while preparing for the exhibition,” he said. “Even though the contents were changed several times during the planning, he gave me a way to express it freely without worrying.”
Ahead of the exhibition, Goo Hye-seon spurred publicity activities by appearing in various entertainment shows and radio broadcasts.
Goo Hye-sun said, “A lot of people know I’m acting on my debut, drawing, and softening, but they didn’t know how to compose it,” he said. “Since last year, I have appealed to composing a lot. So I appeared in entertainment a lot.” He explained.
“Other things have gotten a lot of attention, but I want to promote that I am doing music a lot.” “Especially, the New Age genre is not popular, but I think it is the most popular. A lot of music flows out in cafes and hospitals, and life-oriented music flows out a lot. I did not hide the wind that I wanted to let you know.
As a writer and artist, he was stimulated by new activities and expressed his desire to tell a variety of stories. In particular, regarding the video and music that filled this exhibition, “I thought I did something useless in the meantime, but when the time came, it became my own content.” “10 years ago and now, the technology has changed a lot, and it is a fun exhibition. I also gain confidence that I can do it, and I have a desire to evolve.”
He said, “Because I’m doing a job that is seen in the public, there are times when my work is denied. But that’s the driving force. I think it’s a difficult work to do if you admit it. Since it’s denied, I think I’ll try again.” That’s why I’m open to saying’last words’,” and even make me laugh.
Goo Hye-seon’s exhibition will be held in Exhibition Hall 7 of Hangaram Art Museum until the 28th. Admission is free.
Goo Hye-sun laughed, saying, “It’s free, so the audience’s reaction is good.”
He added, “I think my activities will be an extension of this,” he said, “I’m planning a movie, and I’m thinking of acting in that movie. I have to graduate from school and have a lot of work to do.”
Reporter Kim So-yeon, Hankyung.com [email protected]
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