Haeyeo Solo Exhibition [Duologue]

해요 개인전 [Duologue]

Painter Haeyeo (born 1983), based in Jeju and working regularly in Seoul, presents his first solo exhibition at Gallery Jiwuheon from November 11 to December 12, 2026. Following three group exhibitions, this marks his debut solo show. The artist reinterprets everyday still life by intentionally blurring boundaries between still life, landscape, and portraiture, arranging ordinary objects as if staging a theatrical scene. Since 2024, he has explored how objects can become landscape. This exhibition reveals a more intimate dimension, born from the simple gesture of placing side by side, in their shared studio, the personal objects used by the artist and his wife, both working artists. The presented works stage their relationship by juxtaposing horizontally or vertically the objects and stories that define each of them.

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Dates: Nov 11, 2026 → Dec 12, 2026
Venue: Gallery Jiwuheon, Bukchon, Seoul · 🏙️ Seoul
Price: Free
Ticketing: Official event site

Practical information

Opening hours: 10:00–18:00, Tuesday–Saturday
Age: Everyone (children must be accompanied by guardian)
Exact location: Gallery Jiwooheon
Organiser: Other
Phone: 02-765-7964

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