Yu谩n: How long have we known home
It鈥檚 a local collective and Semin Hong are excited to present YU脕N: How long have we known home?, an immersive exhibition and community programme, in partnership with the Bomb Factory Art Foundation and Arts Council England.
YU脕N invites you to its calming journey into the heart of what it means to find 'Home'. The exhibition is a unique collaboration between local and immigrant artists, offering a diverse discourse on our origins, our present sense of self, and being.
Drawing inspiration from traditional East Asian gardens, the gallery space is transformed into an all-encompassing landscape. This immersive environment invites visitors to engage with art that reflects on the harmony between humanity and nature, mirroring the tranquillity and depth of historical gardens designed for reflection and beauty. Despite their differences, all works share the common eagerness to explore identity and a sense of belonging. They are carefully arranged to create a path for visitors to discover their own reverie of home.
YU脕N鈥檚 curation reimagines the gallery as a space for well-being, social exchange, and creative dialogue. The exhibition will feature a sound bath session and a panel discussion with guest speakers and participating artists, encouraging visitors to reconnect with their sense of self and belonging.
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It鈥檚 a local collective and Semin Hong are excited to present YU脕N: How long have we known home?, an immersive exhibition and community programme, in partnership with the Bomb Factory Art Foundation and Arts Council England.
YU脕N invites you to its calming journey into the heart of what it means to find 'Home'. The exhibition is a unique collaboration between local and immigrant artists, offering a diverse discourse on our origins, our present sense of self, and being.
Drawing inspiration from traditional East Asian gardens, the gallery space is transformed into an all-encompassing landscape. This immersive environment invites visitors to engage with art that reflects on the harmony between humanity and nature, mirroring the tranquillity and depth of historical gardens designed for reflection and beauty. Despite their differences, all works share the common eagerness to explore identity and a sense of belonging. They are carefully arranged to create a path for visitors to discover their own reverie of home.
YU脕N鈥檚 curation reimagines the gallery as a space for well-being, social exchange, and creative dialogue. The exhibition will feature a sound bath session and a panel discussion with guest speakers and participating artists, encouraging visitors to reconnect with their sense of self and belonging.
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