27/08/2026
đ°đ· đ«đ· Three Unframed Collection works featured in the Bridge of Light exhibition in Seoul
Bridge of Light opens today at the KF XR Gallery in Seoul, bringing together Korean and French artists to mark the 140th anniversary of diplomatic relations between France and Korea.
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Three works from the Unframed Collection catalogue are presented as part of the exhibition:
âĄïž IN URBE by Ugo Arsac takes us beneath the visible city, into the network of sewers, tunnels and infrastructures hidden below Paris. Built from 3D scans captured by the artist during his explorations underground, the work reveals another geography of lines, networks and flows, where electrical grids and data networks form new âworlds of lightâ.
Produced by Le Fresnoy - Studio national des arts contemporains â Studio national des arts contemporains.
âĄïž Claude Monet: The Water Lily Obsession by Nicolas ThĂ©pot explores light through the work of one of the leading figures of Impressionism. From the garden at Giverny to the MusĂ©e de lâOrangerie, the experience enters the changing landscape of the Water Lilies, shaped by reflections, seasons, water and colour.
Co-produced by Lucid Realities , ARTE France, Camera Lucida Productions, MusĂ©es dâOrsay et de lâOrangerie and Gebrueder Beetz Filmproduktion.
âĄïž Flow by Adriaan Lokman turns invisible currents of air into lines of light and movement. Without dialogue or narration, the experience uses image and spatial sound to give shape to the wind and lead us through a world suspended between abstraction and reality.
Co-produced by Valk Productions (Richard Valk ) and Lucid Realities .
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27 August â 27 November 2026