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Walkerhill Theater, which used to be the center of Korean performance culture, has been reborn as an immersive art exhibition hall 'Théâtre des Lumières'.
Featuring an overwhelming scale of 4,950 square meters and a maximum height of 21 meters, and dimensional space and depth to emphasize its architectural beauty as a grand theater, this place leads a new art world with an immersive art exhibition.
Once you step into this theater, you will be amazed at the master's works and magnificent music unfolding through many beam projectors and speakers with a perfect sensation of immersion. You can have a special experience of being a part of the artwork.
You can enter Théâtre des Lumières after purchasing a ticket as it is a paid facility.
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A dazzling golden color, free lines not constrained by tradition or notion, and an enchanting sensuality are elements found in Klimt's artworks.
It goes over the chronology of Klimt from his early works hidden all over Vienna in the 19th century until the birth of The Kiss, which is loved by everyone. Audiences will be able to feel the garden of Klimt after walking through the magnificent architecture and appreciate the artworks of Egon Schiele, who shared artistic inspiration, as well.
© Culturespaces / Eric Spiller
© Culturespaces / Eric Spiller
© Culturespaces / Eric Spiller
Antoni Gaudi created his own original architectural style by mixing with Catalan, Mudejar, and oriental architecture. He added decorative features to the architecture using iron and ceramic tiles, and created a fantastic space by combining grotesque and idyllic elements.
With George Gershwin's music as a backdrop, the viewer can see the process that he artistically embodies abstract concepts by ruminating on the spiritual light along the journey of the day.
© Culturespaces / Eric Spiller
© Culturespaces / Eric Spiller
© Culturespaces / Eric Spiller
The exhibition examines the current situation in which familiar everyday life has become an extraordinary stranger, emphasizing the importance of the constant development and use of technology and how we use, preserve, and develop it.
Exploring the development of cutting-edge technology and the role of the subject and the performer, the story is manifested through immersive projection mapping that expands the language of nature, technology, humanity, and life in multiple senses, raising questions about contemporary society and the future.
Lounge de Coloris is the gallery cafe where panoramic views of the Hangang River harmoniously meet culture and art works featuring light and color.
You can enjoy signature blend coffee, drinks
and various desserts in this gallery café.
10% discount for visitors of Théâtre des Lumières
