Winter Exhibition

The media project 《Seoul Standard Time》: Winter Exhibition (2025.12.21.~2026.3.19.) will be held here in the Hechi Madangchyard.
The project aims to reflect on Seoul today as a global leader in time, and to imagine the city we will build together.

Nature, The Silver Deer's Footprints - The Crossing Lab

This video shows the dreamlike moments of winter mountain ranges and silver deer that spread widely over the fog. Snow-covered forests, frozen lakes, and a sky with an aurora unfold one after another, and a mysterious silver deer appears on top of them. Watching a scene where reality and fantasy seem to touch, you will feel immersed as if you are walking in a winter forest. As you follow the deer's footsteps, you will encounter the clear and calm winter scenery created by snow, light, and ice flowers in the cold air.

Seoul, Party People Hechi

Seoul's iconic character Hechi makes its way to a space full of colorful lights and music with cheerful steps. At the end of the year, amidst lively festivals and performances you can dance with your friends and enjoy an vibrant party. Seoul's nights are filled with hot energy and excitement that melts the cold of winter. Hechi ends the year with romantic fireworks conveying everyone's hope and wishes for a new year to come true.

People, Under Gwanghwamun's Night Sky: A Winter Tale with Hechi - SSuHyun Team

On an evening full of Christmas atmosphere, a big star lands gently on the night sky in Seoul falls on the stone wall of Gyeongbokgung Palace. Hechi, Jujak, Baekho, Cheongryong, and Hyeonmu walk by the stars and encounter a fantastic portal where the past and the present overlap behind Gwanghwamun. The five friends jump into it, pass through the tunnels of time and space that combine the decorations of the Christmas tree with the lines and colors of the palace, and climb onto a fantasy train flying through the night sky. They embark on a magical winter adventure in Seoul, welcoming an unforgettable 2026.

People, When Poongak Meets the Bells - IEUM

What kind of scenery would unfold if the wind music of the Joseon Dynasty and today's carol bells rang at the same time and in the same space? Imagine the "Joseon people enjoying Christmas Day" and connect our traditional Namsadangpae and the Christmas parade, which wished for the well-being and abundance of the village, like a scene. With performing arts such as Pungmulnori and Talnori harmonizing with Christmas, the Hechi madang is filled with a warm procession of festivals, depicting the winter that many people enjoy together.

Art, How was it when mum gave birth to me - Jung Haejung

begins with the child's curious question. This question about 'born' follows the response from the child to the mother and grandmother based on the artist's own experience, and shows the process of blurring and accumulating memories shared between generations. These personal and universal questions remind everyone of their own 'firsts.' In the work, the existence of 'I' is revealed as a being connected to the world around you beyond the individual. Unseenly entangled relationships and chain accumulation of time lead to individuals, communities, and cities and constitute today. This work allows us to look beyond the artist's individual genealogy and look again at the common time and space formed in everyone's life and relationships.

Media Art @ Haechi Lounge is presented every day from 8 AM to 10 PM.

The ‘Media Wall at Gwanghwamun Square’, installed with 53m-wide Full HD panels, is a media art platform where citizens can enjoy media artworks.
The Media Wall exhibits various media artworks created by artists and citizens alike all year round.