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Chung Seoyoung, "Lookout," 1999, wood, glass, 210 x 120 x 88 cm, Collection of Art Sonje Center, photo by Kwon Oyeol, courtesy of the artist and Seoul Museum of Art.

Chung Seoyoung, "Wave (a remaining part of the installation work Ghost, Wave, Fire)," 1988-2022, jesmonite, c. 50 x 70 x 40 cm, the original plasticine work recast into jesmonite, photo by Mingu Jeong, courtesy of the artist and the Seoul Museum of Art.

Chung Seoyoung, "Ice-cream Refrigerator and Cake Refrigerator," 2007, steel, glasses, light fixture, 89.5 x 110 x 67 cm / 87 x 112 x 70 cm, photo by Kim Yongkwan, courtesy of Private Collection.

Chung Seoyoung, "Sink," 2011, sink, rock, paint, 78 x 162 x 143 cm. photo by Park Myungrae, courtesy of the Seoul Museum of Art.

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Chung Seo-young: What I saw today

The Seoul Museum of Art is showing "What I saw today," featuring work from sculptor Chung Seo-young.

September 1, 2022 - November 13, 2022

Coinciding with Frieze Seoul, the Seoul Museum of Art is presenting “What I saw today,” a retrospective of sculptor Chung Seo-young. Chung is known for her use of unconventional materials in sculpture work—such as styrofoam, sponges, and plastic—but here has expanded to digital works in the forms of video, sound, and performance. In celebration of the exhibition, the museum will also be releasing an English publication about Chung's extensive work in the art world.