Polished steel sits near bronzes cast to look like meteorites, and a monumental metal colossus shares a gallery with a tower of pencil leads that seem as if they might scatter at a touch. "Koo Jeong A: Ousssmos," the Paris-based artist's largest solo exhibition in Korea, revels in collisions like these — the futuristic scattered alongside the primitive, the industrial among the ancient — until a sense of estrangement takes hold, hard to pin down but oddly absorbing. Opening Saturday at Leeum Mus
The exhibition is titled 'Koo Jeong A: Ousssmos'.
The exhibition is taking place at Leeum Museum in Korea.
The exhibition opens on Saturday.
The exhibition explores themes of collision between the futuristic and the primitive, as well as industrial and ancient elements.