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The ING N.V. Seoul branch is running their annual in-house art exhibition project with the goal to enrich the cultural experience of their clients and employees and to promote young local talent.
The project introduces artists whose works reflect a modern take on the traditional Korean art forms and concepts.
This year’s program is titled “Naturally Beautiful: Earth, Wind, Fire and Water,” the three elements that is represented on the Korean flag.
The works are on display at the ING Seoul Branch office in the Hungkuk building in central Seoul until March 31.
The project introduces artists whose works reflect a modern take on the traditional Korean art forms and concepts.
This year’s program is titled “Naturally Beautiful: Earth, Wind, Fire and Water,” the three elements that is represented on the Korean flag.
The works are on display at the ING Seoul Branch office in the Hungkuk building in central Seoul until March 31.
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Articles by Korea Herald
