Song Feel's third solo show at Hori Art Space grows out of one childhood memory: his hometown going under a dam. That loss comes back as concentric circles on stainless steel, evoking the ripples of flowing, vanishing water; as a baobab tree, which takes hold even in barren ground; and as a plum blossom, the first flower to bloom at winter's end. Whatever is lost, he says, takes root again somewhere and blooms.
Song Feel's third solo show at Hori Art Space grows out of one childhood memory: his hometown going under a dam. That loss comes back as concentric circles on stainless steel, evoking the ripples of flowing, vanishing water; as a baobab tree, which takes hold even in barren ground; and as a plum blossom, the first flower to bloom at winter's end. Whatever is lost, he says, takes root again somewhere and blooms.
Full description from the venue
HORI ART SPACE presents Song Feel's third solo exhibition at the gallery, Time Collected, running from August 28 to October 10. Song Feel's work traces a narrative of "loss" and "rootedness" that grows out of a childhood memory: the submersion of his hometown beneath a dam. That memory condenses into concentric circles on stainless steel, evoking the ripples of flowing, vanishing water; it grows into the form of a baobab tree, taking hold even in barren ground; and it returns as a plum blossom, the first flower to bloom at winter's end. His work bears witness to a simple truth—that whatever is lost, wherever it is transplanted, what remains alive will take root again and bloom. The exhibition title, Time Collected, inscribes this accumulated time onto surfaces that will not corrode.
When is it on?
28 Aug 2026 – 10 Oct 2026.
How much is it?
Free admission.
Where is it?
호리아트스페이스, 서울 종로구 삼청로7길 11.
What are the opening hours?
Tue–Sat 10:00–18:00. Closed Mon, Sun.