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Boundaries of Art: The Breath of Busan's Industry Resounds Through 111 Waste Paper Tubes, Part 2
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- Han Won-seok's solo exhibition 'Boundaries of Perception: Thinking in the Black Hole' is being held at the former Dongil Rubber Belt factory in Dong-gu, Busan.
- It consists of an installation of 111 waste paper tubes as resonance chambers and an AR experience installation on the second floor, and is hosted by the Arts Council Korea.
- The tubes make sounds as visitors approach them, and AR devices let viewers see the black hole on the floor, an exhibition experienced through the body and senses.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 경계의 예술, 111개의 폐지관으로 울리는 부산 산업의 숨결,2부
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