Program
[Exhibition] Aqua Paradiso (16 June - 19 August 2026)
Korean Cultural Centre India is holding the convergence contemporary art exhibition “Aqua Paradiso,” which reexamines water — the source of life — through visual art.
“Aqua Paradiso” is part of the “Touring K-Arts” programme supported by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and Korea Foundation for International Cultural Exchange.
In modern society, water is often regarded as a resource and an object of management. In contrast, this exhibition views water as a sensory being and an ecological subject.
▶ BOO Jihyun ─ Where Is It Going
BOO Jihyun's installation Where is it going explores the continuous cycles of water, life, and nature through poetic kinetic installations made from reclaimed fishing lamps and discarded plastic containers.
▶ eco orot ─ Plastic Mandala
“Plastic Mandala” transforms plastic fragments collected from beaches into a mandala, a symbol of circulation and blessing.
▶ eco orot ─ Ocean Tears
The installation “Ocean Tears” evokes complex emotions through the use of more than 400 droplet-shaped glass pieces, microplastics, discarded nets and tree branches.
▶ Kwon Hyewon ─ Liquid Vision
“Liquid Vision” imagines rivers not simply as natural environments but as a form of media, exploring the intersections of sensation and technology through the flow from water sources to valleys, wetlands, and reservoirs.
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