Korean Pavilion at Venice Biennale asks what ‘liberation’ means after political turmoil

Korea Herald correspondent VENICE, Italy — Red pipes burst through the walls of the Korean Pavilion like acupuncture needles piercing a body to open blocked energy flows. Inside, translucent organza pieces connected into skin-like cellular forms gently guide visitors through spaces for waiting, mourning, resting and gathering. At first glance, the exhibition feels less like a conventional national pavilion than a strange living organism. Located within Venice’s Giardini, where 32 countries stage

By The Korea Herald