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| This is the most spacious room that I've ever seen in Korea. There was something comforting about these orange walls. The paintings in this exhibit were artfully crafted by a Korean painter named Kim Tae Ho. Cool name, right? He paints layers upon layers of thick, acrylic paint, then uses a tiny tool to chip away at the dried canvas. The result is a neutrally colored canvas with canyons of color flecked throughout. (The handsome man in the blue shirt is my husband). |
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| I'm smiling because I'm so happy to see such a large, open space again. |
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| Here's the artist I was talking about. I'd have included more pics of his work, but I don't think taking photos was even allowed. Also, Pepper and I ended up walking through another big exhibit without paying.....and we didn't even know it until afterward. I cannot UNSEE art, however, and nobody confronted us, so, yay. |
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| Am I the only one who thinks a grown man playing a cell phone game is amusing? This Korean man is dressed up in a full-fledged suit, but I suppose he has to do something to occupy his mundane subway ride. |
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| South Korean fashion......older women have their own look, for sure. Mismatched patterns are all the rage. |
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| This gentleman is using what I assume is a fitness stretching machine. Also, note the sun safety gear. |
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| Just a regular street view! |
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| Many South Korean women practice "safe sun." Nope, it's not raining, but the sun rays are still abundant. |
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