In 2011, Korean Cultural Center in the Philippines opened its doors and has continuously exchanged cultural knowledge of both countries in the past 10 years. Throughout these years, the Center also learned about the similarities of Korea and the Philippines.
One of which is their fondness to the ‘light culture’, a symbol of hope and a practice of wishing into the shining light in the dark sky.
This kinetic lighting artwork, Punghwa, Breezing Ember and Myohwa, Mysterious fire, perfectly reflects this message into a magnificent experiential imagery. This artwork, produced by media artist group SILO Lab, revolves around the theme of the aspects of light culture in the ASEAN.
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Kinetic lighting work, Punghwa, Breezing Ember, which features re-mediated traditional lanterns, depicts the scene of people flying their wishes over the river. Together with Myohwa, Mysterious fire, which expresses the analog vibe of incandescent bulbs with ignition and extinction, they deliver the beauty of the lights and the dreamy impression of its glimmer.
Korean Cultural Center is located at 59 Bayani Rd, Taguig City
- Weekdays: 9 AM-4 PM
- Saturdays: 10 AM-4 PM
- Accepting guests cut off: 3:30 PM
UPDATE: The event is said to be extended until June 30, 2022.
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